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    Adding sea salt to a shrimp tank?

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    is there any harm adding a bit of sea salt to shrimp tank, to supplement the minerals??

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    i wish to know too .
    asked a pretty similar question before and got the following:
    http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=45577

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    hmm... What shrimp you keeping?
    Adding sea salt will supply minerals?

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    i think if your tank is sustaining well..
    dont add anything that you are unsure of...

    cause at the end of the day, its what you added that kills them!!
    Brandon Ong

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    One of my sakura shrimps has given birth to numerous shrimplets. At a loss of what to feed them.

    The sea salt seems ok. But I am wondering how to do water change with the shrimplets inside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by d2hpeter View Post
    One of my sakura shrimps has given birth to numerous shrimplets. At a loss of what to feed them.
    you could try green water.
    Last edited by Quixotic; 25th Oct 2008 at 02:20. Reason: Remove unnecessary quote

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    Green water? You mean green algae?

    Don't worry, shrimplets will feed on micro organisms. Add a bit of moss, not only provide them a good source for micro organisms, also a good hiding place for shrimplets. If you have a bit of money, can try Mosura Bioplus.
    Last edited by Quixotic; 25th Oct 2008 at 02:18. Reason: Remove immediate quote

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    Quote Originally Posted by d2hpeter View Post
    One of my sakura shrimps has given birth to numerous shrimplets. At a loss of what to feed them.

    The sea salt seems ok. But I am wondering how to do water change with the shrimplets inside.
    So you have indeed added sea salt?? ok?

    I see my little shrimplets feeding on crushed food too. I normally crush before throwing in the shrimp food.

    For water change, you can refer here:
    http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=44820

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    Quote Originally Posted by beetroot View Post
    I see my little shrimplets feeding on crushed food too. I normally crush before throwing in the shrimp food.
    that is a good idea [crushed food].
    i have put some moss. let them clean it up first before putting some crushed food. got problem locating them though after putting the moss.

    first saw them this morning, thought were mosquito larve at first

    sign, nice photos you have there at your gallery.
    Last edited by Quixotic; 25th Oct 2008 at 02:20. Reason: Merge posts

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    Thanks. Why don't sharing yours' too?

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