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Nice one there!
Good luck!
Praying hard...
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Joe
Nice one there!
Good luck!
With your post count number, I think my luck is all the way!Originally Posted by evolim83
(Post count: 168, in cantonese means "luck all the way")
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Joe
this is grade A or S?
When I bought it it was labelled as grade B...
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Joe
Congratulations. Keep updating. Good luck.
Psst...beware of the armless swordsman!
Steven
The roes look delicious, imagine it with Japanese rice and seaweedYUMMY!
That would cost quite a bit per plateThe roes look delicious, imagine it with Japanese rice and seaweed
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Joe
wow! check out the number of eggs she got! phew~
good luck bro!
wish many many fries for u!!
The juggling apprentice fish
Nice pic you have there, Joe!
And nice eggs... haha...Keep your fingers crossed! And provide plenty of hiding spaces...
Oh and check your filter inlet...
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Oh, juggling is hard work, man!...
wow! check out the number of eggs she got! phew~
good luck bro!
wish many many fries for u!!Nice pic you have there, Joe!
And nice eggs... haha...
Oh and check your filter inlet...
Thanks guys! I also hope for a successful breed... first time CRS parent... so getting excited...
Should have hiding spaces, the 1ft tank is mostly moss. Also have covered my internal filter with "pantyhose" like material last weekend before I found out the pregnant CRS... as I do find cherry shrimplets once in a while when cleaning the sponge.
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Joe
hi.. is it possible to breed a grade b or a or s from a grade c??
To make sure the new born survive, i suggest you separate the pregnant female from the rest in a breeder net.Thanks guys! I also hope for a successful breed... first time CRS parent... so getting excited...
Should have hiding spaces, the 1ft tank is mostly moss. Also have covered my internal filter with "pantyhose" like material last weekend before I found out the pregnant CRS... as I do find cherry shrimplets once in a while when cleaning the sponge.
Take out the female once it has given birth.
By selective breeding I think it is possible...but will take a long time.
Do you need to separate it into a breeder net? I thought with sufficient hiding places it would be fine to leave it there.
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Joe
The juggling apprentice fish
Best to leave them alone and stick to your usual routine... unless you have shrimp eating fishies... My friend has a tankful of CRS babies by simply ignoring them... Just take precautions when you change the water... Afterall, the shrimps like it the way it is now, that's why they spawn...
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I'm crypt collecting... Starting cheap, now have Cryptocoryne beckettii, C.beckettii var petchii, C.crispatula var.balansae, C.griffithii(Melted!
Oh, juggling is hard work, man!...
very nice crs you have there!
gonna have lotsa quality breed juveniles venturing your tank
Good luck, bro!
WOW, super nice.
don't know when I'll have the courage to try it out.
Ting
Planted Aquariums - endless exploration, endless experimenting...
Thomas, thanks for the advise. I am leaving them alone as it is right now. would not want to do anything to it in case I disrupt the current environment... only topping up water...
I just saw a page this afternoon regarding the incubation period for an CRS depending on the temperature.. based on the calculation, I hope to see some babies in about 2-3 weeks time...
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Joe
Thanks...very nice crs you have there!
gonna have lotsa quality breed juveniles venturing your tank
Good luck, bro!
I sure hope to see a tank full of crs...
Cheers,
Joe
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