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Showing content with the highest reputation on 03/27/16 in Posts

  1. jayc
    Apart from shrimp, this is some of the other aquatic creatures I breed. Aphyosemion Bitaeniatum (apologies for the hair algae on the glass) Such a variety in colours. And these are only juveniles (about 3-4 months old).
  2. fishmosy
    Some pics of my latest aquisitions. I suspect they are Paratya australiensis. They have an overall pale blue body with a golden head covered in black spots. The photos really don't do them justice. Interestingly some of them do not have a rostrum. Not sure if this is a genetic defect, environmental or physical damage. They were found above a waterfall so I suspect the larvae will hatch out as mini adults. They have gone into a tank with my riffles (Australatya striolata).
  3. Disciple
    Looking good man
  4. Mr_Docfish
    Internal Parasite Clear was designed to kill parasitic nematodes and Tapeworms - free living nematodes are not effected as the drug has to be delivered internally... Soaking food in this medication may help if the nematodes eat the food, but I have not tested this method yet - though in theory it should work. As for ostracods and copepods, they are physiologically very similar to shrimp, so it will be difficult to find a suitable chemical to destroy them without any harm to the shrimp. And as for the snails - Im waiting for assassin snails to appear... Hopefully native ones ;)

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