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2 pointsThey just look like detritus worms to me, though I only have a small screen to see the video? Simon2 points
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1 pointHi there this is an old video , when i had those worms in the past in one tank. Now its 2 weeks i have them again in 3 tanks , of 22 tanks i keep . I feed them the same food, and i have glasses for feed them . I dont want to use chemical because i dont want to die the same time all of those. Any ideas what are those?1 point
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1 pointThanks, the photo looks nice, I saw them different so I bought it, it cost about GBP 5.1 point
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1 pointI agree but some of my previous beauties were part pinto and part taiwan bee so a mix? Here is a picture that I think it is starting to look like? https://www.shrimpcorner.co.uk/home/red-fancy-tiger.html Simon1 point
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1 pointIf you think it is Planaria then I used this for hydra and it didn't harm any fish/shrimp/assassin snail and really easy to use? https://www.shrimpcorner.co.uk/home/sl-aqua-z1-planaria.html Simon1 point
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1 pointTake the montmorillonite out for now. It's not helping, it could be moulting issues, if not all shrimps are suffering the same. This is the best lead we have so far, so let's take action to reduce TDS to around 140. How long have you had these shrimp?1 point
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1 pointGoing to be difficult to get rid of it without using chemical. Zero planaria uses a natural betel nut extract. And you can use half dose if you are worried.1 point
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1 pointIt looks a little like it is on its way to being a red fancy tiger, even low grade CRS I have seen don't look like that? Simon1 point
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1 pointdo you know what variation is this, purchased it yesterday, or is it a very low grade crs.
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