JenCliBee
PleC & CorY MaD
Sulawasi shrimp are worth a try if you can get the at decent prices . They apparently like the temperature higher and like hardish alkaline water. So if you can keep the temp around 27*C and your water isnt soft and acidic, go for it! Would be interesting to see them kept with so many other species.
As Liam suggested too, red nose shrimp are great fun to watch (they swim through the water using thier back legs very gracefully), and if you got a few of them that would hopefully give you some movement in the upper areas.
This guy ( [URL="http/shrimpking.co.uk/buy.htm"]http/shrimpking.co.uk/buy.htm[/URL] ) is selling them very cheap (I paid £3.50 at the LFS) and I've used him before a couple of times - really excellent service.
Other than that...Thai micro crabs would be an excellent non-shrimp addition if you can find them, but they will probably get lost in that size of tank!
You could get some Atyaephyra desmaresti (a European species) but they prefer lower temperatures so wouldn't be ideal if you wanted the Sulawasi's too.
I would avoid macros since they will eat your baby shrimp, but later on the smaller species could be an interesting addition without making a huge impact on shrimp population.
Thanks for the info m8, will look into it
The only problem with the red nosed are they need brackish water to bring the babies up. yes?... not somethink i want to do, i want to breed a shrimp that will multiply it's own numbers by themsleves in a result to me not have to buy constant supply to get the desired numbers in the tank that i want.
Has nothink to do with buying to breed to sell, however if i have a shrimp that i could buy 20 of, leave them and 6mnths down the line have 60 of them... i save money that i can spend on yet another different species to again breed and get there numbers up.
hope that made sense, did in my head lol
jen