Thats them... I almost want to do a super nano tank with those guys...
Thats them... I almost want to do a super nano tank with those guys...
I think I may get some for my 20H, but I'm unsure if they'll just become an expensive meal...They are very nice looking! I might have to get ahold of some for one of my tanks.
they are pretty much just different colors it just sounds funny cos some neo shrimps are named but many arentI'm not familiar with the species. I do have a couple of cherry shrimp in there, though.
That makes sense. I have been looking at starting some greens or yellows. Maybe I will move my reds back tot he main tank and get another color.they are pretty much just different colors it just sounds funny cos some neo shrimps are named but many arent
i guess you can but if you already have red shrimps they will create weird purple or brown hybrids
Did you put an air bubble think in it. I have a large jar that I was going to have my youngest granddaughter make a terrarium for an African violet and a little fern. she might enjoy doing a scud jug. Very cool idea.The first pic. Empty jar, small table, put up a background sheet.
I used nothing other than plants, rocks, and sand. No bubbler, filter, or heater. It stays about 68 - 73 F in my apartment most days.Did you put an air bubble think in it. I have a large jar that I was going to have my youngest granddaughter make a terrarium for an African violet and a little fern. she might enjoy doing a scud jug. Very cool idea.
If snakes are nope ropes, those have to be nope gnats!!!Lol, here is a a pic. To get a proper search on Google, you might have to look up aquarium scud or scud amphipod. They are also called side swimmers, I think.View attachment 141563
They are a bit ugly, but pretty interesting.If snakes are nope ropes, those have to be nope gnats!!!
I have ramshorn snails (working on getting rid of them) and cherry shrimp in there right nowIf you want stocking suggestions I would put some cherry shrimp and snails in there. Congratulations, it looks great.
Mixing the colours of red and blue won't sadly, get you purple shrimp. It doesn't work like that.they are pretty much just different colors it just sounds funny cos some neo shrimps are named but many arent
i guess you can but if you already have red shrimps they will create weird purple or brown hybrids
red fire is neo right?Mixing the colours of red and blue won't sadly, get you purple shrimp. It doesn't work like that.
However, you're right in that mixing neocaridina coloured shrimp will result in the young starting to revert back to their original brown colouration.
(What's the betting that 'chocolate' or 'nut brown' shrimp will soon be appearing in a petshop near you? )
Apparently, mixing coloured shrimp may also produce some 'sports'.
If you want a variety of shrimp, there are actually quite a few to choose from and these won't interbreed;
Caridina, such as Amano Shrimp.
Neocaridina, such as the many coloured varieties; Red Cherry, Blue Velvet, Yellow Fire, Rili, etc..
Palaemonetes paludosus, or Ghost/Glass Shrimp.
Wood, or Bamboo Shrimp...large filter feeders.
Yes.red fire is neo right?
Afaik...these are not available...though they must be, some where, so the breeders can create their coloured strains.i kind of want a brown shrimp idk
alright! time to get my $25 each king kong shrimp and breed it with a $3 red fire to make it back to the wild coloring!Yes.
Afaik...these are not available...though they must be, some where, so the breeders can create their coloured strains.
Of course, if you got successful interbreeding your coloured strains, they would eventually revert back to their natural brown colouration.