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zapisto

Hi, I am in texas rigth now, Austin exactly. as usual when i travel around the world , my favorite distraction after hard day work is to visit petshop :). today i visit a shop in austin and see huge ghost shrimp (of course sell as food :twisted: ) and a lot of them carrie eggs. i was already plannin...

zapisto

same here in canada

zapisto

badflash wrote:It took me 3-4 months to get to the point where I could breed them easily and I'm still learning. These are not guppies, so be aware that there is a learning curve involved.

zapisto

like mustafa tell me one day,

start with something more easier to get the experience and after you will see

i have to admit he was true.

i dont want to mean you will not be able , but it is just an advice

zapisto

beckypyyeung wrote: I wish to ask what "RO" means.

RO mean Reverse Osmosis

geeze

i have no prob with acidic water , just problem with found the shrimp

keep us inform

zapisto

Shrimpmania wrote:i suggest u leave them in the wild

thanks for the comment.

zapisto

Was it a stream,lake or a pool? Is it an area subject to flooding from storms-diven waves? Could they be washed in from elsewhere or sea waves providing just enough brackish conditions? hi it is a sort of pool alimented by a really tiny stream. i cannnot say it is in montain , but is the altitud (c...

zapisto

Mustafa, i have a little problem with the Micratya poeyi, habitat. where my brother found this shrimp , i cannot see how the larvae can reach salt/backwish water and come back. i know fish and shrimp can loose us many time , because the nature is sometime very complex but the sea is realy far , and ...

zapisto

Mustafa wrote:It's not a C. japonica and quite honestly I have never seen such a shrimp before. It's not a "blue shrimp" either.

Hi Mustafa.
it is exactly the problem i have

do not look like anything i see.
really strange

zapisto

nobody can help me ?

zapisto

here is a shrimp sold as japonica.
i know it is not but could someone can help me id this shrimp.

thanks

zapisto

Aiglos wrote:
zapisto wrote:My brother tell me he found this shrimp in my island
i think it is a micrataya moeyi
Mr Zapisto ! I thought you were talking about Montreal until you clarified ! haha.

i wish

zapisto

Munichika fish farm has some amazingly colored crystal red (or as they call it "red bees"). Some of of those sell for ever $1000.00 *each* in Japan. Imagine you buy one....and it dies the next day. In any case, before we lust over different "grades" of CRS, we need first and for...

zapisto

Well i am really confused now ....

i read post on the forum about this classification and was think , well i understand, now i just finish some other reading and i am really confused now.

Can someone explain clairy the key factor for the A,b,C,...S,SS Class of Crystal Red Shrimp

thanks a lots

zapisto

The solution I've seen is to remove all shrimp & fish, then raise the water temps up to 106 for an hour or so, then back down again. Most plants have no trouble with this, the the hydra get cooked. I've not tried this my self. These suckers will eat baby shrimp. hmm exactly what i thougth :( yo...

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