Posted Overseas...what's going to happen to my PRL?

[azman_haron]

Hi

Has anyone faced this problem?

I may be posted overseas...earliest is Jan 2015, latest mar 2015

I can't bring my PRL along...and my family would rather eat shrimps than breed them.

Any advice?

Much appreciated

[catohcat]

Perhaps you can just sell them or pass them to ur friends

[popimac]

Sell (not on this forum obviously) and come back buy more when posted back.

Your family can help breed them so there will be plentiful for them to eat! Haha

[kurty]

Hi

Has anyone faced this problem?

I may be posted overseas...earliest is Jan 2015, latest mar 2015

I can't bring my PRL along...and my family would rather eat shrimps than breed them.

Any advice?

Much appreciated

don't worry, i can help, adoption or sales.

[Urban Aquaria]

Pass them to a fellow PRL keeper... you can find those keepers in the various threads on the forum. At least you'll know they'll have specifically maintained tanks which are conditioned for housing PRL properly... not all perish or become expensive snacks for fishes.

[kapitan]

or you can pay someone to babysit until you come back....

[azman_haron]

Thanks everyone.... Seems like I have two options:
1- sell
2- get a baby sitter

luckily though, I have been told that I may not be sent overseas after all. They will let me know early next year

[Clamence]

Bro i have heard of a friend going overseas for a few months and when he come back, shrimps bred like crazy. Probably got to look at ur filtration to see if it is enough to sustain the tank in the long run

[azman_haron]

Bro i have heard of a friend going overseas for a few months and when he come back, shrimps bred like crazy. Probably got to look at ur filtration to see if it is enough to sustain the tank in the long run

What system did your friend use?