Petshrimp.com Discussion Forum

badflash wrote:Worried or not, the frogs will win and your shrimp will be a tasty memory.

ho yeah

Baby_Girl wrote:sorry, one more quick question

Is the shrimp at the top left of the wirbellose.de banner also a N. palmata?
http://www.wirbellose.de/bannerkopf.jpg

Darn, I wish I could read German and other European languages.

no it is snowball.

Thank you for ID'ing the shrimp for me. I thought it looked like Neocaridina. This page says their eggs are black ??? That I want to see! Take care of aquabase, even if it is a cool (French database) knownledgement bas , it is often very wrong specially on shrimp. Also, I found the English version ...

any dwarf crayfish will be ok in this volume.
cambarellus genus will be a excellent choice

easy to reproduce
very cool and neat shrimp even without the "attractive orange dot"

even adult can be eaten by the rams

dont be sad. at home i have 4 tank full of cherry, when i say full , it is to not use anything else :)) i have a take about 3 years old at work and believe it or not i cannot make my cheery breed in this tank :) they are really well, about 1years old now , and no berried female :) YES i have male an...

badflash wrote:

Actually, I'm not sure what I'm going to do with all these shrimp

Don't count your shrimp before they morph. Keeping the water quality up while giving them enough to eat is the real challenge. Best of luck & keep us posted!

absolutly true.
keep us posted.

nice
i was feeding mine GP 0-50 and it turn out well.

let us know

i did try at 32g/l and all die
i try after that at 27, 24 same result

i am also waiting to try an other time.

interesting

did you pass them to salt ?
after how many days ? i am trying raise them .

Mustafa wrote:They produce hundreds (thousands?) of tiny larvae, which, however, can remain in freshwater. The larvae do need to be fed, though, and it takes about 3-4 weeks (depending on temperature I guess) for the larvae to turn into mini-shrimp.

wow nice.

on your first pics
larva is in salt water or freshwater ?
nice pics

bpmox wrote:Will they do fine at room temperature, or will they need a heater through the cold part of the year?

i maintain and breed mine at 23/24 degree celsius