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Black. Crystal reds ans blacks in this tank. Somehow, I don’t have one black female. lol1 point
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Update: Lost a clutch of eggs, female molted and left them. She also passed a day later. Bummer. 3 other females getting close to dropping, so that’s good! Still yet to see a CBS baby or mix. cucumber day
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1 pointThanks for sharing your opinion on what these shrimp would be. I actually was describing the white spots on the tail and i just happened to use tip so sorry for the misunderstanding.1 point
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1 pointI am pleased to hear you have the light and hope you manage to work out how you are going to fit it without too much work? It is best to have some sort of cover for many reasons so good to hear you have made one! Simon1 point
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1 pointHey so these were the pictures of the shrimp i was talking about i initially thought of them being wild c. serrata but it didnt seem right so here they are (p.s. sorry for the bad camera quality)
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1 pointJust purchased the 12W version. Light is bright enough I think. Looks pretty good! Not worried about it being too bright - I also just got a little nerite snail, and the tank will eventually be stocked with native algae eating shrimp. All is working well so far - except for the extra light spill. But that’s not a huge problem.1 point
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1 pointI have a lid on the tank made of polycarbonate greenhouse sheeting. Works well. And yes, the rim is plastic. But I was thinking I could even just stick a thin piece of plywood or something behind the back glass (painted black) and behind that another thin sheet of ply that has room between the two so that the light could clip to that. But that could be over thinking it a bit ?1 point
