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Hi shrimp lovers, I am recently back to my hobby again. I bought a 30l Aquael shrimp tank and Up Aqua substrate from Tech Den. Special thanks to @Disciple who sold me a pack of top quality 10 crs to start. He and I had a chat about shrimp hobby which took almost 2 hours but I thought it was like 15 mins lol. Time flies when talking about shrimps. I've learnt a lot from when we had a chat. It was great meeting you again @Disciple. I hope we have a chance to see again some time. I am planning to start a Tainwan Bee tank for next step but I will see how I go with the crs first. Hopefully everyone on here is happy to help me out if I have any trouble :) Thanks for reading. Here are my photos

How's your tank going @JacksonL?

I got a gift today in the mail for the work put into the auction and i must say i am VERY VERYYYYYYYYYY grateful. So a big thanks out to @NoGi and @newbreed :) I will thoroughly enjoy and use what was sent :)

I always find the chameleons are EXCELLENT hiders, I put a few in my 4ft tank with threadfins, corydoras, otocinclus, Borneo suckers and Riffle shrimp. So far the only times I have actually located the chameleons is when I cause MAJOR disruption in the tank. Mainly moving all the plant life and logs and basically anything the shrimp could and would be hiding on, under or in. Once I have basically chased everyone out of hiding holes I am always pleasantly suprised to find plenty of chameleons and Riffle shrimp still all in attendance, if a little miffed about being dislodged. Even in the tank that has lots of blackmore river shrimp I can rarely locate the chameleons that I know are in there, they just prefer the hollow log and being under the leaf litter instead of being out in the open. If you do go for another tank with just chamleons then I would go at least 30-40 L, with heater, light and filteration. Plants I would say are a must as is some nicely aged timber and good old IAL. The main thing I have found with native shrimp is to do as Dave suggests and pre-age the water before doing water changes, this seems to really be the main way of ensuring the shrimps survial, thriving and breeding.

Glad you are pleased Basri!! Many many thanks to you!!

Glad you are happy with the choices mate, the moss ledges and BioSpon were a no brainer!!! thanks again for all your hard work in keeping us all on track!! i will save you some time with the images!! ?

looking great @buck

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130 Days Massive trim. Before and After.