actually not first step because i maintain few tears agao some wild crau from St-laurent river.
now i will try maintain CPO (Cambarellus Patzcuarensis ORANGE).
what is the important things i have to keep in mind and follow.
i am planing a 15g wild fine gravel , java moss , and tubing as hidding place
any advuce will be welcome.
first step in cray world
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- ToddnBecka
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Aside from water quality, I have found they do better at lower temps (~22 C). Mine are in a 30 long with hundreds of shrimp and snails. The snails are great for cleanup and algae control, but the shrimp move and breed much faster, quite a lot of competition for food for the little ones. If I were starting the tank out fresh I'd leave out the shrimp.
It's also very difficult to spot baby crayfish among hundreds of baby shrimp.
It's also very difficult to spot baby crayfish among hundreds of baby shrimp.
