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Breeding Shrimp.

Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2005 7:02 am
by gladhertha_
Hi, :wink:
I have a 63L at home, it's empty and I thinking to have difrent kind of shrimps in it. Have 3 filter shrimp in my bigger aquarium (112L) and I love them all! They are so cute. I thinking also to breed on shrimps, example filter shrimp, amanoshrimp and rudoplh red-nose shrimp. It will be very much plants in it. And very easy to hide in there, anyway.
Whats the basic then I breeding shrimps? And it is hard or is it very easy? I have heard its easy. I know they it dirt and algae, but can they it something als? My filter shrimps eat frozen artemia, I think.

PS. I hope U can see what I writing, I'm not so good on english (from Sweden)...sooo...

Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2005 9:51 am
by MAck
It is complicated to breed amanos but here is a quite good guide:
http://mikes-machine.mine.nu/breeding_yamato.htm
take a look also here:
http://users.skynet.be/caridina-japonica/
I did not manage to breed them :/ all larvae died at 8th/9th day of life :(
I did not try with these two other species

Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2005 11:19 am
by gladhertha_
Thanks for the links. But I'm unsure on this idea know. I have read about this in many articles now. But i love shrimps so it's gonna be many shrimps there anyway.

Re: Breeding Shrimp.

Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2005 4:14 pm
by Jackie
gladhertha_ wrote:I thinking also to breed on shrimps, example filter shrimp
From what I read on http://www.wirbellose.de nobody has had any success in breeding Atyopsis moluccensis, but try, - maybe you will be first :D
gladhertha_ wrote:amanoshrimp and rudoplh red-nose shrimp.
I don't know anyone personally who has bred these. A lot of people tried, but with no success :(
gladhertha_ wrote:It will be very much plants in it. And very easy to hide in there, anyway.
Whats the basic then I breeding shrimps? And it is hard or is it very easy?
Depends on what kind of shrimp. The Neocaridina denticulata "Fire Red", Caridina sp. "Tiger" are rather easy to breed - generally all shrimp that have a completely suppressed type of larvae development.
Check out the "Shrimp varieties" on this page.
gladhertha_ wrote:I know they it dirt and algae, but can they it something als? My filter shrimps eat frozen artemia, I think.
Again - check out the "Shrimp varieties" page :D

Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2005 6:48 am
by gladhertha_
Thanks, Jackie.
Yes I have look on Shrimps Varieties many times.
Ooohh, is it SO hard to bread on filter shrimp...Maybe I be the first :lol:
Maybe it be fishes and shrimps instead...Shrimps just for fun. :wink: