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Showing content with the highest reputation on 08/16/14 in Posts

  1. Lozza

    my first shrimp. blue gene red rillis

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    not sure what's in the water here, but I have 4 girls berried now. the first girl is due in about a week.
  2. Squiggle

    new bub in the hulk project

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    Very interesting development dude, can't wait to see it progress, well done!
  3. fishmosy

    Wondering what wp's people who are keeping chameleon shrimp caridina sp WA 4 have

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    Chameleons are pretty tough and, like most natives, handle a wide range of parameters. They will be perfectly happy in a tank set up for RCS and rasboras. Quick note too: low water flow does not mean little filtration. Like all shrimp, chameleons are sensitive to ammonia ect. So make sure there is plenty of filtration.
  4. daimen

    Wondering what wp's people who are keeping chameleon shrimp caridina sp WA 4 have

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    I think most people just keep the wp stable and the chameleons love it. I know I keep DRN with my Red cherries and they breed and are very active. In that tank I don't do any testing fortnightly water changes with aged water. I suspect the water is quite soft due to the wood in there.
  5. Jenbenwren

    Time to 'Rack' your brains! - NEW COMPETITION

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    Hopefully between the kids, the other half, the dog & cat, redoing our fish tank, and trying not to spend so much time shrimp watching, I can find the time to come up with something lol.

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