My new project.
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- Neonshrimp
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Since there has been some references to people not reporting on bad experiences with their shrimp (I personally have posted nurmerous failings) I'll update this thread.
I recently had three females release young, yet still the survival rate is low. I think however that they may turn around for the next batch (hoping there is another) as the young I have now are growing faster and looking rather well compared to previous young. I have removed gravel to expose more mulm and moss to reduce competition for the microorganisms, so hopefully that has had something to do with the improvement of the shrimp. As always time will tell.
I recently had three females release young, yet still the survival rate is low. I think however that they may turn around for the next batch (hoping there is another) as the young I have now are growing faster and looking rather well compared to previous young. I have removed gravel to expose more mulm and moss to reduce competition for the microorganisms, so hopefully that has had something to do with the improvement of the shrimp. As always time will tell.
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- Neonshrimp
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