Reply With Quotenice and clear video. thanks.
can these shrimps be kept in temperatures between 28 degrees to 29.5 degrees?
nice and clear video. thanks.
Mine even survive at 30 degree.Originally Posted by magic4lifez
Great man, this is probably the first piece of new i have heard about breeding sulawesi shrimps, good job!
nice pictures. what lens and camera are you using?
Last edited by Quixotic; 3rd Jun 2008 at 20:37. Reason: SMS lingo: 'u'
You're Harlequin shrimps are beautiful!! Can I buy a few from you? PM me please
Caridina cf. spongicola is one of the hardiest one to keep. The longest i managed to keep them is around 2 months. When I bought them, lots came to my tank berried. But not even 1 juvinile managed to hatch. Would like to know if anyone manages to get this species to breed and survive long term...
Can anyone teach me how to get high ph in my water?
I using sand.
Very nice shrimps you have in your setup! Good luck with your offsprings!! keep us updated with the nice pictures. Love the macro shots!
may i know wad specialty food u fed them bro?
Do sulawesi give birth by giving eggs or young shrimps?
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