Neonshrimp wrote:Yes, I was fortunate to get a tour of his tanks and they were great. I even saw his tank full of Hawaiian reds and a bunch of their hanging larvae. The visit inspired me to improve on my setups and have something similar one day
It's always nice to see other people's tanks and shrimp. The Hawaiian reds are awesome little shrimp, too. Mine are constantly reproducing (I literally *constantly* have larvae floating around), so that by the time I move to San Diego I will have to take a few hundred hawaiian reds with me. But I need at least that many breeders to even begin thinking about offering domestically bred offspring to the public. But all of that is offtopic in this thread. I'll report about my Hawaiian reds in an appropriate thread at some point.
The Hawaiian reds are awesome little shrimp, too. Mine are constantly reproducing (I literally *constantly* have larvae floating around), so that by the time I move to San Diego I will have to take a few hundred hawaiian reds with me. But I need at least that many breeders to even begin thinking about offering domestically bred offspring to the public. But all of that is offtopic in this thread. I'll report about my Hawaiian reds in an appropriate thread at some point.
