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Hey guys, Here are some pics of some shrimp from the south of New Caledonia. The HC 'Cuba' give you an idea of their size. Thank you @Matuva for the plants ;-)

Hi there.... I read some interest topic here. I am a plant and shrimp keeper. Im running 12 tanks now. I keep Snowball Crs neocaridina ( yellow, red, orange, blue) Sulawesi dennerli I saw a lot photos. :) My 180lt dutch tank. :) Red cherry , rummynose and bnp. A 10lt with red chery , without filter and heat. Just growing plants. 90lt Sullawesi cardinals 30 lt topaz blue 30 lt crs tank1 30lt crs tank2 30 lt neo Yellows 30lt snowballs 30 lt orange neo And a some videos... Thats all ... :)

Summary: change the colour from white to something else so you can read Description: change the colour from white to something else, guessing some kind of dark gray to keep with the dark theme View full item

A slightly different theme for our subscription members.

But at least we know that if we have kids then they can place their teeth in the shrimp tank for the toothshrimp to clean up! Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

Great topic explains a lot, and some good ideas. One thing to ponder after reading the Wiki link, dental plaque is a biofilm ........ mmmm don't think I will be placing shrimp in my mouth!

Here is the latest posted on the shrimp club Victoria webpage http://www.shrimpclubvictoria.com/shrimp-championship-2016.html information in short, more information on the actual page. (Some names that some of us may now.) Shrimp Championship 17th July 201629 Grant Street, Clifton Hill, Victoria Judges: Glenn Ng, Jay Cottrell, Paul O'learyShow Chair: Jamie Cameron Assistant Show Chair: Madeline Kiel Event ScheduleWednesday 13th and Thursday 14th July: Benching in of interstate entrants (mailed in) Friday 15th July: Benching in for local (Victorian) entrantsSaturday 16th July: Judging (only judges, apprentices and show stewards permitted)Sunday 17th July: Show Day , All welcome. Free entry.

Depends on how many shrimp I have in there. One tank has at least half the volume of the tank filled with moss, and incidentally has the best survival rates of juveniles and consequently produces the most number of shrimp. However I rotate this moss into and out of the tank on a biweekly to monthly basis. The moss is a mix of native and exotic species - I can't be certain this matters, BUT logically different shaped mosses should promote the growth of different biofilm communities.

I might be able to tweak that. What's a better colour?

Video wiht shimp tanks... And 180lt

Thanks @ineke thought it might be I haven't tried it myself however I will be getting some in the next order from @newbreed later this week. Thanks for the info and its uses.

Thank you for your reply. I've read that if you breen f1 with taiwan bee the chances to get a taiwan increases. Also is this chart making sense to you: https://goo.gl/sFEHst ? Thanks!