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    Bred tiger shrimps!!

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    Just want to tell you all that i bred tiger shrimps!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ahkarboy
    Just want to tell you all that i bred tiger shrimps!!
    Congrats!!

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    Now must we give u big angpao??

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    hi ahkarboy,

    I have breed many cherry shrimps but not tiger shrimp.
    My tiger shrimp always died after a few weeks.

    Can you give us some information of your tank parameters ?

    - What is the temperature in the tank ?
    - Did you use a fan ?
    - What is the pH ?
    - What substrate did you use ?
    - What kind of plant are in the tank ?
    - How much lighting did you use ?
    - How often did you do a water change ?
    - How much % of water did you change each time ?

    Hopefully, this information can help us suceed.

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    I thought tiger shrimps are easy to breed? I had lots of tiger shrimplets when I was just less than 1 year into planted hobby and I thought they just breed like rabbit in any normal planted setup. No?

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    Is this the shrimp that we are talking about ?

    http://www.petshrimp.com/tigershrimp.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by hxy
    Is this the shrimp that we are talking about ?

    http://www.petshrimp.com/tigershrimp.html
    Yes at least that's what I was refering to.

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    I have no luck with Tigers too... Maybe Ahkarboy can share his secrets... Tigers are quite pretty shrimps... It would be good to have some babies from them...
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    Tiger is hard to breed..congrats..

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    Wow! congrats! It'll be great if you can share some information on the set-up?

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    ermm lol it was all a fluke la...... 5ft tank tank parameters also lazy to check jsut threw them in a few months ago. have little details like the temp is 28C, ph is more than 7, yes i used a fan.

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    Maybe you can start checking your water parameters and share with us your findings so that we can all learn what works and what don't.

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    any pictures?
    want to see baby tigers...
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    erm lol 5ft tank la sure hiding ler

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    My tigers and bees don't even survive more than 2 weeks in my tank! Congrats! congrats!

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    saw a lot of Tiger Shrimps at NA today, very nice and beautiful, at first wanna to buy some, but when i think that i will travelling by MRT and bus back to Jurong West, don't know the shrimps can 'tahan' the long 1hr journey or not, so give up lo.
    anyone face this b4 and safely bring ur shrimps home?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wfc31
    saw a lot of Tiger Shrimps at NA today, very nice and beautiful, at first wanna to buy some, but when i think that i will travelling by MRT and bus back to Jurong West, don't know the shrimps can 'tahan' the long 1hr journey or not, so give up lo.
    anyone face this b4 and safely bring ur shrimps home?
    If u keep it in the plastic bag and away from sunlight (increase temp?) and also try not to shake them too much (like finding nemo the little girl), I think even longer journey still ok. Else can get from C328 which is nearer (I have bought my tiger & bee shrimp there before). Need to proper acclimatised them before putting into your tank or at least a matured tank.
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    Quote Originally Posted by diki
    If u keep it in the plastic bag and away from sunlight (increase temp?) and also try not to shake them too much (like finding nemo the little girl), I think even longer journey still ok. Else can get from C328 which is nearer (I have bought my tiger & bee shrimp there before). Need to proper acclimatised them before putting into your tank or at least a matured tank.
    Not forgetting it is almost compulsory to add some moss or leaves for the shrimps to "hold on" during transport. Remember to tape up the two corners as well.
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    If buying from NA, Mr Chan will do that for the shrimps.
    Read me! :bigsmile: http://justikanz.blogspot.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    If buying from NA, Mr Chan will do that for the shrimps.
    I think he dun tape the 2 ends.... or he did?
    Cheers and Regards,
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