you need to have conditions which are in favor to the Cherry Shrimps ( water parameter, temperatures ). Shouldn't be a problem for them if your tank is a well establish planted tank.
you need to have conditions which are in favor to the Cherry Shrimps ( water parameter, temperatures ). Shouldn't be a problem for them if your tank is a well establish planted tank.
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- Alan Phang -
You can't explain it simply, you don't understand it (well enough )..." - Albert Einstein
umm...by a well established planted tank..is one moss ball and the plant that come along with the shrimps counted?
And what is the preferred temperature for cherry shrimps?
Also..How do i tell apart their genders??
Last edited by GrandJump; 2nd Nov 2010 at 11:19.
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you might want to find out your questions through the stickies or a search through google as they have been answered countless times.
CRS - CRazy about Shrimps
- Alan Phang -
You can't explain it simply, you don't understand it (well enough )..." - Albert Einstein
hi grandjump,
first of all, do they have a saddle of yellow or black triangular mark on the back of their head? that's the developing of the eggs. females are slightly larger than the male and have skirtings on their tail section. but other than that, the parameters are important too as said by bro eviltrain. they will need more than just a moss ball to breed
my 100 gallon tank:
- 23 blood parrots
- 2 high-fin plecostomus
my 10 gallon shrimp tank:
- sakura, cherry, malaya, orange, snowball, tiger, bamboo
- 3 otocinclus, 3 assassin snails
OOO...thanks for the advice
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cherry shrimps are easy to breed~ just have enough hiding spots for them. when i first started shrimps i tried cherries, they were breeding like mad.
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