Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 8:48 pm
Thanks again for sharing with us!
She was just finishing up this morning when I got up and I got to see several of them floating out as they hatched.
Bill
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Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 6:17 am
One of the other berried females releasing larvae....
She was just finishing up this morning when I got up and I got to see several of them floating out as they hatched.
Bill
She was just finishing up this morning when I got up and I got to see several of them floating out as they hatched.
Bill
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:43 am
Bill, you take such great pictures!!! Thanks for sharing them. Pat
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 12:14 pm
I agree, thanksadimeatatime wrote:Bill, you take such great pictures!!! Thanks for sharing them. Pat
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Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:08 pm
Hi Bill
I have been checking through some old post,
You really like these Mayala.
Lets see more pictures.
John
I have been checking through some old post,
You really like these Mayala.
Lets see more pictures.
John
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 4:35 am
Thanks All,
I will get you some more Photos soon. Moved my tanks to a new building over the weekend and am ready to get back to normal... Much more room to pursue my hobby now
Had to move 10 tanks with live shrimp in them...All went well with no casualties...
Bill
I will get you some more Photos soon. Moved my tanks to a new building over the weekend and am ready to get back to normal... Much more room to pursue my hobby now
Had to move 10 tanks with live shrimp in them...All went well with no casualties...Bill
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 10:35 am
Way to go, it sounds liek you are devoted to the hobby and it shows 
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 6:05 am
Hi All,
I now have expanded my Malaya population to 2 tanks with the second being a 20 long. My first generation of young are now very near breeding age and females are showing saddles.I have placed 25 into this new tank. The original shrimp I got from Mustafa are still in the 10 gallon with the rest of the young of all ages and those 4 females are berried as usual.
This is still one of my absolute favorite shrimp!
Bill
I now have expanded my Malaya population to 2 tanks with the second being a 20 long. My first generation of young are now very near breeding age and females are showing saddles.I have placed 25 into this new tank. The original shrimp I got from Mustafa are still in the 10 gallon with the rest of the young of all ages and those 4 females are berried as usual.
This is still one of my absolute favorite shrimp!
Bill
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 6:57 am
After my last post and lights on I found one of the females in the new tank berried! Always a nice surprise....
Bill
Bill
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 1:32 pm
How exciting!
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 3:26 pm
In one of your other threads I left a post stating that your experience has really inspired me to try out glass/ghost shrimp. I've been to 4 pet stores since and only 1 had any. Half of them were dead, so I didn't buy any. It's funny, now that I want some I can't find any. 
Anyway, nice to hear about your successes, and what awesome pictures!!!!!!!
Anyway, nice to hear about your successes, and what awesome pictures!!!!!!!Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 4:08 pm
Berried shrimp = more Babies!!! 
Good decission, I hope you are able to find healthy shrimp locallyI've been to 4 pet stores since and only 1 had any. Half of them were dead, so I didn't buy any.
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 7:57 pm
Its irony that here in Malaysia if you go to a LFS you see Bee, Tiger, Green, Cherry, Crystal etc but no Malaya!
I accidentally got 2 of these fellas in my bag when getting some Cherries, we thought they were male Cherries in the LFS tank ... went back for more that there are none.
I accidentally got 2 of these fellas in my bag when getting some Cherries, we thought they were male Cherries in the LFS tank ... went back for more that there are none.
Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 8:47 pm
They are all here in AmericaIts irony that here in Malaysia if you go to a LFS you see Bee, Tiger, Green, Cherry, Crystal etc but no Malaya!
But seriously, are there any streams near by that have wild specimens?Re: Malaya Larvae
Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:09 am
I'm not sure (sorry to say) - as I have not been out in the jungle trek trails for a looooong time ... if I ever do go hiking along the streams I promise (in fact 'I Swear!') I'll be on the lookout for them!Neonshrimp wrote:But seriously, are there any streams near by that have wild specimens?