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Hi every one names lamby from WA. Love my cars and aquariums. Only have a few glass shrimp breeding in my planted aquarium at the moment. I own 4 tanks all up 3 planted and one frog tank also planted. Hoping to learn so help full info

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Welcome to the forum, definitely the best place to be to learn about shrimp, ask as many questions as you want cause there's no dumb ones here. We also love pics so whack some up when you get a chance, we'd love to see some of your tanks & inhabitants. Hope you have as much fun here as we do! :victorious:

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Welcome mate, good to see more wa people in here.

as squiggle said I'd love to see pictures of all your tanks

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Welcome to SKF, Lamby! :)

I love glass shrimp. They are cute with their big googely eyes.

Do you have some pictures of them?

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I'll have to wait a few weeks to be able to upload any pics as I'm stuck with only my cheap phone but soon as I can ill have plenty of pics to share specially my java moss carpet tank

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I have a good question what do people recommend to feed shrimp I'm using a small pellet they seem to like it think it's betta food?

And what temps should I aim for I'm my tank for breeding my shrimps?

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I have a good question what do people recommend to feed shrimp I'm using a small pellet they seem to like it think it's betta food?

And what temps should I aim for I'm my tank for breeding my shrimps?

Lamby92, check out the food & nutrition sub forum for tips on what to feed your shrimp.

As for temps aim for 20-24 deg C.

What shrimp have you got?

Cherries can tolerate higher temps, but still prefer 20-24 as their ideal temp.

All other shrimps prefer the lower temps.

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Hi and welcome to SKF!

WOW the moss carpet sounds interesting, cant wait to see the pics :) what other inhabitants do you have in your planted aquariums? besides plants and shrimp lol

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Yeah mosses are going nuts fissidens is growing nicely too.

And only glass shrimp at the moment it's pretty hard to get shrimp here. My planted tanks are just taking off with its plants besides my creeper vine thats always been cloned. Fish wise not many few bettas with neons and Pakistani loachs.

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