what grade are they?
Last edited by Quixotic; 19th May 2008 at 17:36. Reason: Merge posts
the whites and reds are not intense. Was it like that before you bought them or could it be due to stress integrating into a new environment. If its the latter and the colours returned to its richness eventually, then the 1st piece shall be a A and the 2nd a S, due to the tooth pattern.
just my opinion...
Agree with wei, if the white/red intesifies and strengthens.
1st pic: 4 bands of white, quite thick = A grade.
2nd pic: 4 bands of white, quite thick + tiger tooth = S grade.
For the first pic, the shrimp's tooth marking is clear as opposed to white, hence don't think it qualifies as a S grade.
shrimp pattern ok, but color wise not too good
look like A and S- grade
they look A grade to me as the colour is not stable yet.
Hi all thanks for the replied,anyway this are B grades according to my friend that gave me=D
they are B grades. A grades should have more solid color. so if after a few days their color start to show then you got A grades
Last edited by Quixotic; 5th Jun 2008 at 00:13. Reason: SMS lingo: 'u'
Hi Bro,
Hope you can update us one more time when they are stable.
Good Luck.
the colour of the white getting silghtly better le..
hi kian, maybe you can try the mosura bioplus solution. Stated on the bottle to improve the crs colouration.
i`m using mineral plus=D
oops sorry, mineral plus is the correct name
Haa,if i`m not wrong bioplus is for shrimplets
coral chips~?
Last edited by Quixotic; 9th Jun 2008 at 10:17. Reason: Remove immediate quote
ya,its coral chips..=D
would'nt coral chips affect the parameter of the water? Making it more alkaline? CRS need acidic water rite?
i used to raise my ph =D
er no?
Coral chips are to raise the ph to more alkaline. as ADA is of low ph and not suitable for crs
Last edited by Quixotic; 10th Jun 2008 at 00:59. Reason: Remove immediate quote
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