75% or more of the oxygen in the planet’s atmosphere is actually produced by photosynthetic algae and cyanobacteria. Algae are plant-like microorganisms that preceded plants in developing the ability to turn sunlight into energy. Algae cells contain light-absorbing chloroplasts and produce oxygen through photosynthesis.
My shrimp tank has a lot of bubbles too... if I could just figure out a way to bottle and sell it...
I tried Pipipi once but they either didn't like the brackish water or the ammonia was too high. Otherwise they're free at least! I got all my shrimp from the pet depot too, I need to ask them how they get their opal ula next time. I'm afraid I don't wanna know the answer I read there are a number of different varieties of opae ula (like the ones from Oahu tend to be less red than their cousins from the big island), and I think mine aka pet depot's shrimp might be from Oahu - they are more orange red
i<3Opae wrote:I tried Pipipi once but they either didn't like the brackish water or the ammonia was too high. Otherwise they're free at least! I got all my shrimp from the pet depot too, I need to ask them how they get their opal ula next time. I'm afraid I don't wanna know the answer I read there are a number of different varieties of opae ula (like the ones from Oahu tend to be less red than their cousins from the big island), and I think mine aka pet depot's shrimp might be from Oahu - they are more orange red
Whatever answer you get....fact is they're all from the wild. And the color can vary even within a population so I wouldn't take that as indicator of location.
I read there are a number of different varieties of opae ula (like the ones from Oahu tend to be less red than their cousins from the big island), and I think mine aka pet depot's shrimp might be from Oahu - they are more orange red 
