Come,come and take a look at my shrimplet

**hann** · 22nd Sep 2009, 22:46

Just to share with you, my Golden and hino babies.

**Crystal Red Shrimp** · 22nd Sep 2009, 23:01

pics are quite blur and anyway congrats man

**Numbskull** · 22nd Sep 2009, 23:40

wah hinos. Congrats!!

**hann** · 22nd Sep 2009, 23:47

Originally Posted by Crystal Red Shrimp

pics are quite blur and anyway congrats man

The shrimplet are really small in size. I should use the word tiny. That's the clearest take I can have after zooming in the picture. If I did not use zoom-in features of my camera, I think one can hardly see them in the pictures. Haha.

**jojoe** · 24th Sep 2009, 11:56

I love to see little cute CRS babies...
Congrats

**goody992828** · 24th Sep 2009, 13:24

wow congrats bro.... nice work......

**skybird** · 27th Sep 2009, 22:56

i like it......hope to see it soon

**hann** · 27th Sep 2009, 23:36

I am searching high and low for my golden babies, but can't seem to see any. The last count was 3 juvenile goldens. Now no sight of them. Think they did not make it. As for the rest of the juvenile, they are growing bigger. As two of my golden are berried, hope I can see golden babies from them.

**sifreaks** · 5th Oct 2009, 09:01

Originally Posted by hann

I am searching high and low for my golden babies, but can't seem to see any. The last count was 3 juvenile goldens. Now no sight of them. Think they did not make it. As for the rest of the juvenile, they are growing bigger. As two of my golden are berried, hope I can see golden babies from them.

hi bro, first of all congrats on your gems. do you have thick jungle plants?if you do, the missing juveniles might be hiding somewhere in the plants. i'm having the same issue as yours and suddenly out of no where they might just appear again.
this may sound crazy, but have you ever consider a magnifying glass?

me thought of getting one though as my eyes and neck are getting strees up due to hunting and searching for their whereabouts

anyway, good luck for your search...

**hann** · 7th Oct 2009, 00:06

Originally Posted by sifreaks

hi bro, first of all congrats on your gems. do you have thick jungle plants?if you do, the missing juveniles might be hiding somewhere in the plants. i'm having the same issue as yours and suddenly out of no where they might just appear again.
this may sound crazy, but have you ever consider a magnifying glass?

me thought of getting one though as my eyes and neck are getting strees up due to hunting and searching for their whereabouts

anyway, good luck for your search...

Though I have quite a "forest" of moss in my tank, they are not those unkempt types. Mostly, US fissidens and mini pelia and they are of short fronds which allows minimal hiding for the shrimplet. Anyway, they are also very active and they seldom go to hiding.

The first batch of golden shrimplet that I saw previously was confirmed gone. Now I had seen 2 pieces from the new batch and they are cruising around the moss these few days.

Magnifying glass. Hmmm. Saw in youtube that the owner of the Tampines LFS used that to see the shrimp. For me, I think there is no need to invest in one because these shrimplet can be easily distinguished by their white bodies against the green backdrop or brown floor.

**hoyuxiang** · 8th Oct 2009, 02:56

wow nice crs bro..

**vernonlcm** · 11th Oct 2009, 01:41

So envy. My berried crs dun seems to successfully hatch into shrimplets. I dunno why but my berried sakura do give quite a few offsprings. Can anyone advice me why is it so and how to get more survival rate for my crs shrimplets? My tank should be very stable with no casualty rate since sometimes and sakura shrimplets also can be seen wipe many just not the crs babies. So sad. Any kind advice would be greatly appreciated.

**hann** · 11th Oct 2009, 09:40

Originally Posted by vernonlcm

So envy. My berried crs dun seems to successfully hatch into shrimplets. I dunno why but my berried sakura do give quite a few offsprings. Can anyone advice me why is it so and how to get more survival rate for my crs shrimplets? My tank should be very stable with no casualty rate since sometimes and sakura shrimplets also can be seen wipe many just not the crs babies. So sad. Any kind advice would be greatly appreciated.

What is your change water regime like? Do you change a hugh amount of water? What about the water temperature? I acknowledge that the survival might not be 100%, but at least you should see some survival.