Reply With QuoteBenibachi breeding liquid , Borneo wild dance. There is more. But I won't encourage using chemical to breed them.
You can actually make your shrimp breed by removing this 'thing' in your water. Make a guess. It also occurs in the wild.
Anyone have your shrimps breed before? Any tips on product used or parameters to aid breeding?
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Benibachi breeding liquid , Borneo wild dance. There is more. But I won't encourage using chemical to breed them.
You can actually make your shrimp breed by removing this 'thing' in your water. Make a guess. It also occurs in the wild.
Recent studies shows that putting recent studies in your statement have a higher percentage of trust people put into your recent studies. What?
I can't get my shrimps to breed too . So sad
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Algae?
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Dont need to add anything for them to breed, if water condition is good, the shrimps will start to breed themselves.
What kind of water conditions?
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What kind of shrimps do u have? You sure there are males and females together? Cherry species will breed easily, sometimes just after few weeks after adding in to your tank.
Do u add fertilizers or other chemicals in your tank not suitable for shrimps?
I have cherry shrimps and never add fertilisers
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Conditions for your shrimps to properly survive. Tank temperature, gh, ph,nitrite etc.
Maybe your shrimps are not of breeding stage, dont worry and give it a little more time.
Cherry shrimps are pretty hardy, once they're used to the tank and enviroment, they should multiply pretty fast.
Ya, if after few months not breeding and dying then there is a problem. How long have u waited? Cherry shrimps sure breed alot until yoi have to give away some.
U know how to tell male and females right?
Don't worry cherry shrimps breed in even not so perfect water conditions, starlett is right that they breed so much you have to give them away, i have to use fishes to control their population sometimes, the reason for not breeding are a few
Are there predators in the tank which might "stress" them?
Do you have a female (Hard to gender during shrimplet to juvenile stage), if they are still juvenile your best bet is to wait and be patient.
Are they molting properly? Normally the holy ritual is done after molting from what i have observed in mine, if they are not molting refer to gh.
Cherry shrimps are like ants, they won't die easily, just do not throw copper into your water after hearing me say this
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Nope, How much water volume does your tank has? Agree with others on the female and male part. Cherries will breed readily and their water requirement isn't very demanding. Females must have eggs to breed too. Saddle is the term for females having eggs.Originally Posted by gboy22
Recent studies shows that putting recent studies in your statement have a higher percentage of trust people put into your recent studies. What?
Hi Naraki,
What is the "thing" to be remove for the shrimps to breed?
I'm trying to breed CRS.
Thanks
Lol ya what is the thing?
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Sorry to hijack post
Is my shrimplet possible to stuck in the sponge of my filter inlet?
As in i put sponge over the inlet and now i saw shrimplets in the sponge holes like real deep inthe sponge
Will it die??
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I think it is alright, happen to my tank too
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Cherries should breed easily. Maybe you can share with us how long has your tank been running, duration shrimps have been in tank, differentiate number of males and females, temperature.
The key is carbonate hardness.
Recent studies shows that putting recent studies in your statement have a higher percentage of trust people put into your recent studies. What?
My tank running for few mths, shrimps also been there for mths, male female ratio is 1:2, temp ard 27 deg
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How about your water volume and have you done any major water change?
Last edited by Naraki; 2nd Apr 2014 at 23:49.
Recent studies shows that putting recent studies in your statement have a higher percentage of trust people put into your recent studies. What?
Nope
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