Reply With QuoteWith the shrimp in the second picture, I realise that the crabs are really tiny! Won't they nip at the shrimps?
My new housemates.
Miniature crabs from Thailand.
50baht each.
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With the shrimp in the second picture, I realise that the crabs are really tiny! Won't they nip at the shrimps?
wah spider! ;P
No problem with adult shrimps, I did not try to tempt them with newly born shrimplets, although I did saw them leaving shrimplets alone in the shop.
They are pretty shy and prefer to be more active at night.
They come in three shapes, round, triangle and trapezoid.
Very cuteHow many do you have? You got them during a trip to thailand?
Most people tend to keep them with Cherry or very small fish.
Their diet is very much similiar to Cherry.
Do please take note that they are very fragile.
Yes, I got them at the Chatchuchak market in Bangkok.Originally Posted by lucasjiang
Very cute
I might get more next time, they are quite cute.
Will put them in my outdoor water plant pot to try out as well. =P
Hyun bro, may I ask how did you bring back the livestock? Sorry, no experience here. Any special conditions to take note or rules? Like hand carry or checking them in? In case next time I see something I really like overseas
You will have to ask those people here who had done that.Hyun bro, may I ask how did you bring back the livestock? Sorry, no experience here. Any special conditions to take note or rules? Like hand carry or checking them in? In case next time I see something I really like overseas
Reason is because I do not bring them into Singapore.
If it small like an invertebrates, I think it is easy to bring in.
Just don't buy endangered species or anything that is none aquatic inside your luggage, as it can become your worst nightmares if you get caught by the custom in Singapore.
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