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Temperature effects on Shrimp eggs hatching & gender of shrimplets


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Yeah too long, even spiderwood with all the thin branches takes a while 75e8931ae37b48a1f15e6ced00dfd2cc.jpg

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Another interesting read! Excuse my skulking through old posts here but, did anyone actually try casual experimenting with this thesis?

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I tried, but it was too difficult without a multitude of tanks. Each with a different temperature and one control tank. Each tank will have a male and female, with no mixing of babies from the other parents.

I Don't have enough tanks for that. Mine are all occupied with shrimp.

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9 hours ago, jayc said:

I Don't have enough tanks for that. Mine are all occupied with shrimp.

You have obviously identified the issue here which needs fixing. GET MORE TANKS! ?

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14 hours ago, jc12 said:

GET MORE TANKS!

Yeah, thanks for pointing out the obvious. ?

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On 6/17/2020 at 7:33 PM, Aquapac said:

Wow! I think I missed this post and I thought I read everything in the forum! Great work Jayc

Thanks mate.

There are a lot more gems buried in this forum.

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