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    Polish article on breeding Yamato shrimps

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    Hi guys,

    Was surfing Norbert Sabat's site at www.aquadesign.pl and discovered that AQ was one of the Singapore links there, together with www.victri.net and www.arofanatics.com.

    But more interestingly, there is a Polish article on succcessful shrimip breeding!

    Lots of great pictures too. Too bad I can't read Polish. Anyone knows of any online translators with Polish to English feature?

    Anyway, here's the direct link to the article.

    http://www.aquadesign.pl/artykuly_ht...osbreeding.htm

    Cheers,
    I have dwarf cichlids in my tanks! Do you?

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    There's an English version available at http://mikes-machine.mine.nu/breeding_yamato.htm
    koah fong
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    Thats of great help to those shrimp breeders!
    Cheers!

    Benetay

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    Quote Originally Posted by juggler
    There's an English version available at http://mikes-machine.mine.nu/breeding_yamato.htm
    koah fong, din know you into breeding
    Cheers,
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    I wonder if this works with woodshrimp as well...

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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewtyr
    koah fong, din know you into breeding
    No lah... read about it but really no motivation to try. I tried apistos before and it is not my cup of tea. Cherry Shrimps and Swordtails are easier for me.
    koah fong
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    Smile Condition to breed yamato shrimp

    Hi i am interested to know the condition to breed yamato shrimp? Please advise.

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    Here is a good link to site that describes the breeding of Yamato shrimp [Caridina japonica] by Mike Noren.

    http://hem.bredband.net/micnor/breeding_yamato.htm

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    Breeding Yamato Shrimps?

    Hi,

    I noticed my yamato shrimps are carrying eggs regularly but i do not notice any shrimplets. Find this a pity and i would like to start trying to breed them.

    I read somewhere that yamatos are not easy to breed but i would like to find out if anyone here has sucessfully breed them? Please share your experience if you have done so.

    Thanks.

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    Same here, only eggs but no shrimplets. I read they need brackish water to breed properly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kingfisher View Post
    Same here, only eggs but no shrimplets. I read they need brackish water to breed properly.
    If I remember correctly, the eggs hatch in salt water. There was already a discussion sometime back. Do a search
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    Hmm...that means i have to place the pregnant female in brackish water for the eggs to hatch to shrimplets?

    Quote Originally Posted by Goondoo View Post
    If I remember correctly, the eggs hatch in salt water. There was already a discussion sometime back. Do a search

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    Read this: http://hem.bredband.net/micnor/breeding_yamato.htm

    Google around for more info.

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    Thanks for the very informative link.

    Quote Originally Posted by budak View Post
    Read this: http://hem.bredband.net/micnor/breeding_yamato.htm

    Google around for more info.

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    thanks for the link, it is eye opening.
    Peter Foo

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    Quote Originally Posted by budak View Post
    Read this: http://hem.bredband.net/micnor/breeding_yamato.htm

    Google around for more info.
    Thanks ... Eyes opening big big
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