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Steven
 Post subject: Re: Shrimplets
PostPosted: July 2nd, 2009, 9:07 pm 
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Hey Ado have you got any more babies yet.
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I can usually see 8 or so at any one time. I have a few females berried atm and a couple more should be within the week.

I can see im going to have to set up my spare 3ft in the garage soon........... :lol:

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PostPosted: July 23rd, 2009, 9:44 pm 
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Adorable, i never got to see my shrimpies grow, by the time i had differentiated them from the adults they were soon to be adults lol
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A few females have had more babies. Probably have about 40 or so now with a couple more about to hatch another batch of eggs. Once they grow a bit i will start adding the duller colour ones to my main tank. The glass shrimp appear to survive ok as they are quite large and not as noticable but im sure that most of the smaller RCS will end up as snacks.

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PostPosted: December 6th, 2009, 1:57 pm 
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Do you keep drift wood with them Ado???
I havent had any luck breeding them yet, could be due to the firetails that are in there too!

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I threw all the Cherries into my display tank. I know have glass, cherry and chameleon shrimp in my display tank and i am breeding CRS/CBS in there own tank.

I have Driftwood covered with moss.

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