Brime Shrimp

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Hello,

I have been wondering if i could get some shrimp for my tank. i saw this brime shrimp egg block for hatching eggs and was wondering if i could hatch them into my planted tank with some cory cats and a discus. if not is there any other shrimp that aren't to expensive and are also more popular?

thanks!
 
brine shrimp = tasty snack.

They make frozen brine shrimp for food.
Live are even tastier for the fish :drool:

and you'll barley see them.

Go with amano, or maybe some larger wood shrimps.
 
Brine shrimp also need salt water to survive - hence the "brine" part of their name!
 
Crayfish will eat your corycats, anyways. I want one, too, but not at the expense of my fish!
 
yeah, I wanted this really cool variety of blue wood shrimp...

But he'd eat all my tetra apparently.

So I can't have him. :X
 
yeah, I wanted this really cool variety of blue wood shrimp...

But he'd eat all my tetra apparently.

So I can't have him. :X

I'm also intrested in shrimp

do you know if there's anything that could go in with some neons, a zebra daino, some kuhli loaches, bristle noes catfish, glass catfish and yoyo loaches?
 
Amano shrimp would be for you pascados, maybe bamboo shrimp or some kind of filtering kind.
 
buy a sea monkey refill set, it comes with eggs cleaner, food etc - then you can hatch/grow/breed them
you can easily buy more eggs and water conditioner seperatly on ebay cheaply.

my sea monkeys were very sucessful, they had 100s of babies - saying that they were my pets and not fish food lol.
 
Pascados-


Amano, bamboo, and ,if you manage to find the really rare and elusive, Vampire shrimp are all good choices for such a community tank
 
Hi Ya,
Also try to avoid red clawed shrimp if possible, I put a post further down in this section of the site about the problems I had.

Cheers
 
ghost shrimp are cheep and can go in a comunity of small freshwater fish. They're also used as food sometimes. if you grow brine shrimp, just don't let their salt in with the cories. i hear that's bad.
 

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