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heard of some powder to enhance colour of the shrimps but not of any solution.
Better to check whether the solution is safe before testing it on your shrimps
hi, today i went to tampines LFS, i was buying some bee shrimp, then the shop owner introduced me the solution to enchace the shrimp colour when they moult. so have you all hear or use this solution b4
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heard of some powder to enhance colour of the shrimps but not of any solution.
Better to check whether the solution is safe before testing it on your shrimps
Last edited by Justikanz; 25th Oct 2006 at 17:28.
of course, the shop owner sure say it is safe and it is to boost the colour,
but i still afraid to give it a try.. haaa
alot of people emphasized about water quality and temperature(certain shrimps) which brings about better coloration for shrimps. it's rather true for me!
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i agree..the condition of water plays a role in colouration of cherry shrimps...i didn't change the water of my shrimp tank for more than 1 month(only did water top up) and the colour isn't as intense as after changing water!!
Last edited by Justikanz; 25th Oct 2006 at 17:33.
actually it may be good not to do so many water changes as it may alter the pH of water and affect the shrimps.Originally Posted by sonique
as long as the filter is doing well I think a little water top up will do
Last edited by Justikanz; 26th Oct 2006 at 18:12.
noted.. i just wondering this so called new products can make wonder... i do change water once a week.. just a 20% water change.. can see that my cherry is turning redder.. haaa... just brought some bee shrimps, their colour still not up yet. just like yamato...
if bee shrimps can survive, i might try crs the next time.
Best wishes bro and let us know how the solution works if you use it
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