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orh... for this one, i never put in breeder tank, she got mate naturally with one of the males in the tank
How u got your bkk panda to get laid?
orh... for this one, i never put in breeder tank, she got mate naturally with one of the males in the tank
I got a noob question. Does the yellowish white on the bkk means it is high grade?
Hi rascal, the shrimplet looks like hino CRS than bkk single strip. Bkk shrimplet should at least display abit of black body like a miniature bkk adult. Congrats on your shrimplets found.
The shrimp's white does not look yellow (it could be the result of poor lighting etc) , if you have seen the 2nd picture below..Originally Posted by pokengyew
and bro rascal, your shrimps are very 'productive' eh ... how many berried mamas already?
and that shrimplet doesn't look like a bkk offspring ... looks probably like a crs or maybe a (wr offspring) <-- not sure about that..didn't keep wrs before...
Aspiring to be.
hino CRS?? is it the one i just post?
hmm.. if yes, this batch some of the shrimplets have transparent with thin white-blueish strips. the rest have abit of black body with thin white-blueish strips on them.
They to small for my camera to capture, not micro lensbut if you see real life, its another story. so yeah, what ever the result in the end i still be happy
thanks for viewing thu
hmm no i think, is just poor lighting or sometime is the camera..hahha.. but usually Bkk and wr have pure white right? because i never seen them with golden tint unless they have golden genes, if i not wrong
Haha. Looking at the picture of your shrimplet, there a bit of yellow/red on its head and back and the rest of the body is white. I assume/think is normal crs. So it is due to light exposure? Ok. I see that for bkk shrimplets, the black/blue colour on its body will show by the first week of birth.
hi guys, major issue!!!!!!
STORY.
I was a way for 5 weeks in China. I just got back last week, 11 Oct 2012. While I was in China, my father took care of my shrimps. On my 3rd week in China, my father said that shrimps started dying almost every day. I told him not to over feed and etc. Ever since that day shrimps are dying almost every day till now. When I came back, the only thing I saw was that my java moss turn brown which puzzle me and I remove them. Before doing any WC, I check all my water parameters and all are ok which made me confused for the death of my shrimps.
Till today I keep asking my family whether any one did something but no one own up (obviously).
I add airstones as i believe it will add oxygen and add movement to my sent up.
I will redo my tank soon but before that, can anyone tell me some of the possible reasons for this as all my previous set ups have no such problems.
thanks.
Your water no good.
water? what do you mean. the way i set up all my tanks with the same method.
Setting up your tank the same way doesn't mean much. Shrimps still can die.
but all my parameter are ok. i still dont understand.
sorry to hear about that. probably some toxic in the air got into the water or some toxic thing drop into the tank.
what shrimps are left?
BKK, CRS and shrimplets which I have one or two are hybrids(red/yellow translucent with white dots on the head)
the problem is i dont know the reasons for the cause of death. 4 years in shrimp keeping, still learning about it.
one more question. Is it normal that my Nerrite Snail(yellow in color) its shell like decaying? if no, what is the cause? thanks.
during that 5 week , is there any water change being carried out? care to share your parameters? especially TDS,gh and ph.
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the shell decaying is because of the acidic ph water (less than ph 7) that is dissolving the shell. usually snails don't do well in very low ph tank.
java moss turn brown? what about your other plant?
pure moss. no plant. i dont know why suddenly it turn brown. may be someone off my light.
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