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By Patrick Gagnon
I recently put in an order for 12 blue dream and 12 cherry shrimp. The shipping was delayed, Harrisburg PA distribution is terrible. Took over 9 days for them to arrive. 0 DOA. Nice! Anyway I've had them now for I'd say 2 weeks. One already is pregnant! And I recently found a guest staying. I have copepods all over, I heard they are fine. I'm not sure what this is. Looks to have antennas, like a snail or something.
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By Flynn002
I am doing an experiment with my cherry shrimp on temperature dependant sex determination and I need a divided tank
obviously the tank won’t need to be too big as I am just housing 1 male and 1 female in each section.
ideally, I am looking for a rectangular tank divided into 3 sections so that I can breed 3 pairs at once. The sections will need to share water as I only want to use 1 set of equipment. But if they’re sharing water, I am concerned that after breeding, shrimplets will be able to move into each section through the holes which would ruin my experiment.
Does anybody know where I can get a divided tank suitable for my experiment that isn’t too costly or anything I could use as an alternative? Thanks
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By Adam Bomb
Hello everyone!
My area of Michigan (48065) seems to be a black hole for shrimp enthusiasts, and my hope was to uncover folks I can buy shrimp (and hopefully moss) from locally. Since the pandemic has paused all face-to-face meetings for local clubs until further notice, it's been rough (and I can't imagine paying online retail ridiculous prices for shipped shrimp)!
Since we only have the "City" field (for location) on profiles, is there a better way to find local people? I'd love any help you can offer.
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By Subtlefly
Hi Team,
So here is the list of what has been purchased
900x400x200 PPG starphire glass rimless tank (custom build) 10mm glass
Flat one ONF+ warm white 60 cm pendant light (rated for 17 to 20 gallons - so hopefully can put it high and it will be bright enough! - the 90cm is rated for 40 to 48 gallons)
Eheim ecco 130 filter
Seachem Matrix (for the filter)
DOOA Stream Pipe ARC P-2 (13mm)
DOOA Stream Pipe V-1 (13, H15mm)
ADA power sand advance 2 kg
ADA amazonia fine granules 9L
ADA amazonia II (with extras) 9L
ADA cube garden mat 8mm 900x450 ( will have to trim it)
Seachem flourishm liquid fertiliser
I think other than some tweezers and curved scissors that is it so far.. I will start to post pics when the tank arrives!
Thanks and have a great day
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By Crabby
Okay, so the title pretty much says it all... One of my berried tts just moulted, and she left the eggs in the moult. What happened, and why?
I'm going to try to save the eggs with some sort of extraction, and I'll be very careful. She was pretty far along. I think I'll use the net over bubbler method. Does anyone have experience with this, and particularly the extraction? I won't do anything until I have some idea to go off.
Thanks in advance.
Crabby
Oh and the moult is under like 2 hours old. Wasn't there when I started watching a movie, was there when I checked back after.
Going off this video:
Hoping the process will be similar.
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