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wow.. where did you get them from??
Here's a picture of my Blue Pearl Shrimp
wow.. where did you get them from??
They are imported
Seems like you are many different type of shrimps.
So what's next in the list??
Haha I have all the neocaridinas that I wantOriginally Posted by Hong
Seems like you are many different type of shrimps.
So what's next in the list??
Here's another picture
Hahaa, it feel good when you are able to own the species you love.Haha I have all the neocaridinas that I want
And next stage will be to breed them.
Haha my Blue Pearls are breeding quite wellHahaa, it feel good when you are able to own the species you love.
And next stage will be to breed them.
Hahaa, nice!!
Do you keep them in the same tank as cherry or a tank on their own??
What's the parameter like??
Any sales coming up? hahahaHaha my Blue Pearls are breeding quite well
But it'll interbreed with cherries...have to seriously consider a new tank if wanna keep
oh, thanks for the malayan and the duckweed, excellent additions to the tank!
The have the same requirements as cherries but I don't put them in the same tank because they will interbreed - as with any neocaridinasHahaa, nice!!
Do you keep them in the same tank as cherry or a tank on their own??
What's the parameter like??
As for parameters I have them in about pH 7.5 and I use a fan so they get temperature 2 degrees lower than ambient. They are not a difficult shrimp to keep
They are breeding well and the shrimplets are the same blue as adults
You're welcome glad you like themAny sales coming up? hahaha
But it'll interbreed with cherries...have to seriously consider a new tank if wanna keep
oh, thanks for the malayan and the duckweed, excellent additions to the tank!
Yup keeping the Blue Pearls in a separate tank will ensure all their offsprings will be blue. I will have some for sale soon let me know if you're interested
shrimps with unique colour! congrats to you, aria!
looks like one of my malayan too.... blue hint with a light brownish back...
Hi,
do you mind to share how you import them? (if you are not a distributor).
EK
You manage to push down the temperature by 2degrees by fan only.The have the same requirements as cherries but I don't put them in the same tank because they will interbreed - as with any neocaridinas
As for parameters I have them in about pH 7.5 and I use a fan so they get temperature 2 degrees lower than ambient. They are not a difficult shrimp to keep
They are breeding well and the shrimplets are the same blue as adults
That's very good!!
But I suppose your evaporation is fast.
Nice blue!!
Haha I wish I can take credit for their colour
They are selectively bred from Neocaridina cf. zhangjiajiensis wild-type by someone in Germany.
Cheers!
Some people have pmed me regarding this. Thought I'll just answer your queries here.
For individuals like you and me its very complex to import fauna. The exporter need to have export papers, you need import papers (from AVA). Then you need to run around and do paperwork at the airport etc to pick them up.
Alternatively you can get a company/breeder who imports fauna regularly to do the importing for you. Its much less complex for them. However obviously they will only do it for you if you're very 'friend' with them
Cheers
You manage to push down the temperature by 2degrees by fan only.
That's very good!!
But I suppose your evaporation is fast.
Nice blue!!Thanks
Its not difficult to reduce by 2C with fan. Wish its possible to push down more with more fans
Understood....Thanks
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