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I'm going to be heading off on another little field trip, this time to a creek that runs between Biloela and Gladstone called Bells Creek. I am not sure what I will find, the last time I went along that creek it was pretty dry so hardly any flow, winter I believe, mostly rocky and little plant life. Also my test netting was pretty slack, because I was being hurried up by the other half. I do recall getting good old reliable macrobachium and some looked like glass shrimp. But this time I think I will be trying to concentrate on possible snails, and will be aiming for anything that doesn't look like MTS or other snails that I know are easily found anywhere. If I am really lucky I might even get a chance to go to some brackish creeks closer to the coast and look for nerites. So far I have only found one species of brackish nerite in my general area and they where down in a polluted tidal creek/ pond/ storm water in Gladstone. The camera will be going with me so photos will be taken on the trip. along with any interesting finds I may get.

Ok peoples! I just got 5 pygmy cories and they're well on their way to being one of my new favorite fishes. Yes, I know 5 isn't many - I wanted to try them out before I got more. Questions! Does anyone breed/know a good breeder in Melbourne? How do I tell when they're ready to breed?

Gee thanx guys!! Hope to learn and share a plenty! Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

Thanks Dimos and Revolutionhope. I am understand that many shrimp keeper want to have a beauty aquarium with ornamental fish and shrimp swim together with peace, I know, cause I did it past ago ?. But, as i stated above, please be patient and never thing again about that if Your purpose not just to have shrimp in aquarium, but want to have peacefull colony of shrimps, in my experience, even otocinclus, must be really veggie fish, can disturb the shrimps, even can make shrimplets "shocked" become shy, hiding along the days (maybe cause fear). For now, I even thinking why I keep fish like otocinclus to my shrimp colony only to eat algae, cause the shrimp is algae eaters too :( if You want keeping shrimp with snails, I don't see much problem with it, as long as not too much snails. attention, sorry for My English :D

Welcome to SKF @Burger :)

Gday @Mattfish1508 feel free to PM (private message) me if you want some help with getting your photos on the PC and up to skf.