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SKF Aquatics Fortnightly Digest 10 February 2017


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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

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Alternative Food Dishes for Shrimp
travellife
I've been on a quest for a tiny food dish or bowl that will fit in my jarrarium. There isn't a lot of open space on the substrate and my shrimp are very small. Has anyone used ceramic products? I fo…
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Sharing some pics of my Yellow Cherry Colony [emoji7]
VickiH
I'm a new member here but I've been stalking your forums for ages & always found answers to my questions. I only keep cherry shrimp (paint fire red / yellow / black / blue dreams / yellow rili experim…
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My 3yo is now a shrimp keeper!
revolutionhope
Hopefully the pink gravel or nemo/dory ornament aren't toxic. :-)  [emoji173] [emoji111] [emoji444] Will
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Orange Neo breeding
Matuva
Hello, I have some problems breeding my orange Neo. I have 2 tanks with about 10 orange in each. The first problem is that the female do not get berried very often. Last time one did, it se…
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Snail eggs
Matuva
Hello, I was revamping a driftwood yesterday evening and found some eggs clusters under the leaves of my anubias. Those plants were given to me. I have so cleand the leaves as much as I…
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Are these eggs?
Dimos
Hi folks, I recently got new shrimp from SoShrimp and I noticed some small blue little balls hanging from the moss included with the new shrimp. The color matches the blue velvets I got... I th…
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Seachem BONUS- save the Rhino!
The Tech Den
Seachem is giving back with "Save the Rhino". 250ml bottles of Stability and Prime will receive a Bonus of 30% extra FREE. Also, a proportion will be donated to Save The Rhino. Click on the…
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CRS Potential issue (Help needed)
Marine Life Drew
So I recently looked at my tank and saw that one of my Crystal Red Shrimp has a weird deformity on her head. All of the other shrimp have been doing fine. I'm worried it may be the water parameters …
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New Caledonia south (bis)
Matuva
Hi Damien, sorry to hijack the title of your previous thread  Though, this title is perfect for those pictures:  I have set a tank with the water and soil of the creek, and this time it …
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Blue Crayfish constantly hiding
Dimos
Hi everyone, I recently got a blue crayfish (called as asian blue lobster in Petco) and I love it so far. However, it is constantly under a cave and never gets out. I thought it could be becaus…
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    • sdlTBfanUK
      It has been a few weeks now and I have done a couple of large water changes. I tested the water parameters this morning, GH6 and KH2, TDS 140 and PH 7.5. Obviously the PH is off but there isn't anything in the tank that should cause the PH to rise to this figure so I will just run the tank for another month with 10% weekly water changes (probably just with RO water) and see where we are at that point. The RO water tests at PH6, and the KH and GH in the tank could come down as they are at the upper limits for Caridina shrimps! There are only about 10 very small snails in there at this point, but they seem to be doing well enough.
    • sdlTBfanUK
      I believe these to be very rare in Australia so you may even consider making it a longer term plan and produce your own by starting with the best CRS you can get as that is where the pure lines started! Depends how patient and interested in the project you are, but would save money as well? If I recall correctly it takes from 8 generations of selective breeding? They sell them at micro aquatic shop but do not ship to Western Australia, but that means they are available in Australia. https://microaquaticshop.com.au/products/pure-red-line-grade-ss-shrimp Good luck and just maybe smeone on here may point you in the right direction or be able to supply you with some.
    • Jimmy
      Hi Guys,  Does anyone know where to buy PRL shrimps in WA, not the CRS please. Thanks Regards  
    • Subtlefly
      Yes it’s super accurate to position where I want now and stay there- I am satisfied.  All the fish and shrimpers are doing excellent! Coming up on 4 years running!
    • sdlTBfanUK
      You must be pleased with that, it looks better and is much more robust and less likely to damage or leaks! The tank looks very natural now it has been running for a time. I see the ember tetras, how are the blue shrimp doing, I see a few? The cat and dog look very content and unimpressed, lol.
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