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I think Brent is concern about the berried females, and netting them might stress them to drop their eggs. You could try netting them, but don't lift them out of the water, instead, scoop up the net and some water with an old ice cream tub or similar plastic container. So the shrimp remain in water the whole time. Drip acclimatise for a couple of hours and introduce them to the new tank.

Welcome to the latest edition of the SKF Aquatics newsletter, your fortnightly roundup of our favourite discussions and recommended reading. Enjoy the newsletter and thanks for continuing to be part of the SKF Aquatics family. Your SKF Aquatics Team Recently added topics Transferring Berried CRS Between Tanks. Brentwillmers 2 hours ago Just a quick question. I have a fully cycled aquarium I setup for CRS. The current aquarium PH has become unstable due to the soil loosening its buffering capabilities. Now sitting at neu… 2 comments CO2 delivery in a planted shrimp tank jessaweeshrimp 3 hours ago I am setting up a new tank and currently have a 36" 12 gallon, a 30 gallon long, a 20 high, a 10 gallon and a 29 gallon. I am now setting up a 75 gallon. I am using a Submersible and a HOB and a UG… 3 comments Best tank filter ever made! gtippitt Wednesday at 03:31 AM I bought a filter for a 55 gallon tank where I want to start a colony of Red Cherry Shrimp (Neocaridina davidi var. red). It is the best filter I have ever used or seen in over 50 years of keep… 2 comments Opaque sunkist and/or yellow cherry shrimp revolutionhope Tuesday at 10:24 PM Hey just wondering if anyone has achieved a very solid line of sunkist (aka pumpkin I think?) or ycs they would like to share pics of? Im keen to see what people have managed to do with this colour. I… 1 comments Planaria - Which is worse the cure or the disease? gtippitt Tuesday at 02:37 AM After getting a magnifying glass to try to count baby shrimps, I was also able to see some other little things swimming, some of which I'm not happy about. Many were too small for me to identify w… 7 comments Gravel vacuuming revolutionhope Saturday at 04:49 AM Hi all I have a question for those using a fine substrate or barebottom tanks. When detritus accumulates how do you manage the situation? I find it very frustrating when I want to cull or move anythin… 8 comments Dr Tims aquatics products. Brentwillmers March 17 Hi I thought I would share my experience in a product that's becoming more available in the Australian market. Dr Tims aquatics. When it comes to natural/non or low chemical content additives we alway… 3 comments Effects from crushed coral and high GH Notshrimpboy March 15 I have several 10G tanks of crystal shrimps. In 2 of the tanks, I am using Fluval substrate. The others, I am using Flourite. RO water is used with a mineralizer with lots of plants in all the tanks… 3 comments Neocaridina Prices Ikhsand10 March 15 Hi guys, i'm just curious, how much does each neocaridina shrimp cost in your country? i'm in Indonesia, and they are really cheap, i bought 30 red cherry shrimp for about 1 dolar ( 15000 Rupi… 15 comments What is the best temperature for breeding shrimp? Shr1mpie March 13 Hi, I am want to get into shrimp breeding. And I was wondering what the best water temperature is for breeding Red Cherry Shrimp. I heard that the best was 27 degrees Celsius (81 degrees Fahrenheit… 18 comments Give a warm welcome to our newest members Welcome jessaweeshrimp Welcome Walter VK Welcome boat_driver Welcome zibiboa Welcome fabio Welcome gib Welcome alexmtl Welcome sassoo22 Welcome Samantha95 Welcome Emma What's new in the forum marketplace WTB riffle, bloody mary, aussie amano, NQ or darwin algae WTB: King Kong, panda, shadow panda, wine reds, blue bolts, ruby reds New to the gallery Newsletter Published: *|date|* Link to newsletter: *|weblink|* You can unsubscribe by clicking on: *|unsubscribe|*

Nothing wrong with bare bottom tanks as long as you can keep the parameters you want.

Great article refresh @fishmosy ?

That is an awesome article. You are very lucky to have so many native species like this in Australia.

OMG, that's kinde stupid to overlooked that :P. Thanks. Gonne read up to that topic, just throw this one away ;). Great topic. You see, I underestimate the knowledge on this forum again. When I post something like this on a Dutch forum, the response would be, hu what's Magnesium?? That's why I've posted this, before even searching this category... Sorry bout that, but thanks again for the great info, that was what I was looking for.

Umm Dude ... That's been a sticky for more than 2 years now. You really need to find the right CaSO4. You need the heptahydrate version if possible, which a lot of brewers shops stock for making beer. These dissolve till almost no residue. If you cannot find the hetahydrate version then dihydrate might be ok too. The hepta or di - hydrate just means it has extra H2O molecules bonded to make it dissolve easier.