Just simple not complicated Shrimps Tank Scape

**Panpierce** · 26th Jul 2011, 11:52

Comments are Welcome.

**avex30** · 26th Jul 2011, 12:02

Originally Posted by Panpierce

Comments are Welcome.

Bro i would change the coral out it might raise ph and gh

**Navanod** · 26th Jul 2011, 13:34

The hornworts would likely break off and start floating after afew weeks. You can try carbomba to get a similar scape.
I like the feel of the scape with hornwort through...very flowy and light

**rascal** · 26th Jul 2011, 18:51

simple is nice for shrimps

nice set up!!!

**Jianyuan** · 26th Jul 2011, 22:26

Love the feel of your scape, are you trying to weigh the plants down with the coral?

**SeahSengYong** · 28th Jul 2011, 23:03

Why did you put coral?
Sulawesi tank?

**Panpierce** · 29th Jul 2011, 20:19

Hi navanod. Thank you for the feed back. So far hornworts are still doing fine no break off so far. been 3 week tough.

**Panpierce** · 29th Jul 2011, 20:19

Thanks rascal for the kind words

**Panpierce** · 29th Jul 2011, 20:22

Hi juanyuan. Not really actually i dig the root side into the soil just using the coral to place it to the center as part of the scape. Thank's for your kind words ya

**Panpierce** · 29th Jul 2011, 20:23

Hi there, oh i'm keeping sulawesi shrimps. that iswhy im using the coral to be part of my scape.

**Panpierce** · 29th Jul 2011, 20:24

Yes seng yong. I did mash a layer at the bottom of the soild. So just place this two as part of the scape

**newlife** · 30th Jul 2011, 03:41

Are those sulawesi in the picture???

**apistomaster** · 2nd Aug 2011, 06:32

I can't explain why some shrimp did not developed color but for the common Neocardina Cherry Shrimp and the yellow forms, when the two strains cross they produce the original wild type colors which are very plain.