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Algae clean up crew.
yamatos as commandos?
Algae clean up crew.
so when you introduce crs inside will the yamato still be around? what about throwing in ottos?
Nice toy!! haha..care to share(or pm me) the damage and where you got it from? Thanks!Originally Posted by jeffteo
My new investment for breeding CRS.
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Most probably the Yamato will be removed to my other tank when I introduce CRS. They will fight for food with the CRS.
If you look carefully at the sponge on the intake, the Oto is there. Only Yamato and SAE eat hair algae and that's what the Yamato are in there for. The Oto and Horned Nerite snail are in there to take care of the rest of the algae.
I order it from HK and paid S$110+ for it. After I test it and if good will bring in more to sell.
Today drop my dead snail which committed suicide by getting out of the tank in and the Yamato manage to yank the snail out of its shell. My Cherries took many days and still cannot get it out.
Updates...
Jeffrey
My 1st 1 FT Cube Tank \ My 2nd 2 FT Tank | My 3rd Nano Scape Tank | Shrimp Tank | 3 FT Planted Discus
The Estimative Index(EI) of Dosing
Freshwater Algae Types: An Illustrated Guide
Quick update of my tank, errm mossy DW... CRS will be added soon...
Jeffrey
The Estimative Index(EI) of Dosing
Freshwater Algae Types: An Illustrated Guide
seems like your moss is growing well
Yup. Low temp below 28 degree C and good CO2 circulation with sufficient light is the formula for good and fast growth for moss.
Jeffrey
The Estimative Index(EI) of Dosing
Freshwater Algae Types: An Illustrated Guide
More Moss in the tank. I tied this to wire mesh using the moss that came with my very first batch of CRS that I get from C328.
The moss is quite big piece and I only tied around 3-4 pieces to cover the mesh, should be java or taiwan moss I think.
Jeffrey
The Estimative Index(EI) of Dosing
Freshwater Algae Types: An Illustrated Guide
V band
Jeffrey
The Estimative Index(EI) of Dosing
Freshwater Algae Types: An Illustrated Guide
nice set up! CRS have good colouration too! Looking forward to seeing them in the tank!
My nick is lizhien. But i'm not a girl. It's Li Zhi En. =) You can call me Cole too.
Finally they came to the front willingly.
Jeffrey
The Estimative Index(EI) of Dosing
Freshwater Algae Types: An Illustrated Guide
2nd and 3d pic. Algae on your soil?Finally they came to the front willingly.
More...
Jeffrey
The Estimative Index(EI) of Dosing
Freshwater Algae Types: An Illustrated Guide
They are coming out more often now...
1 Yamato in to help with the algae
And a FTS
Jeffrey
The Estimative Index(EI) of Dosing
Freshwater Algae Types: An Illustrated Guide
Jeff, can try red nose shrimp. Do not snatch food from crs and does a better job than yamatos imo
Zack
Thanks but no thanks for now unless someone can loan me a few.
But it is the Staghorn algae that is irritating me, don't think red nose shrimp will eat that right?
Currently I am not really feeding my shrimp as there are a lot of green algae for them to feed on which I like.
Anyway if I feed, I will drop 1 piece for the Yamato and let it snatch and run then drop another piece for the CRS. It is working so far.
With only 1 Yamato, it is more manageable.
FTS
nice nice wor. your shrimps breeding well?
CRS - CRazy about Shrimps
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