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ADA has been demonstrated to make some substrates that are very good for shrimp keeping - especially for the softwater shrimp.
Obviously
With neocaridina shrimp (Red Cherry Shrimp, yellow neos, pumpkin/orange neos, rilis, snowballs, blue pearls, etc.) you can use just about any non-alkaline
The type of shrimp that you plan to keep will make a big difference.
If you are only keeping neocaridina shrimp then you have a lot less
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Can anyone reccomend a palce to buy OEBTs?
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Please help; I'm tired of trying to figure it out. Have read many of the threads (if not most) debating soil vs inert. I have an 8 gal tank (Innovative
Ctale, Thanks so much for the helpful information. I've been trying to decide if I should use a soil or an inert substrate. My LFS tells me soil is
you really should not just buy the ADA soil, its a bit of a waste of money. ADA soil is a substrate system, it is designed to work in part with other
I can categorically confirm that Anubis has no adverse effect on shrimp! I have tested this lately by cutting up a large amount of Anubis in a small 25l
I go through phases but currently my favourite is Beni Bachi. I think aquarium shrimp are massively over fed so I feed tannin and bacterial based foods
There are multiple people breeding bee shrimp (high grade CRS, Taiwan Bee, etc.) that swear by the value of air driven sponge filters in breeding tanks
Do you see the shrimplet ? haha, this is the best picture I can get so far! it is a little brownish yet translucent. But I can't really
That is how I understand it.
I don't know if it is actually sap (I don't know that it isn't either) but something released when cutting the
Haha, seriously you are also from Tiel?
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Never expected that in the slightest 
I know I could do that, and it's a good suggestion,
Actually, to grow plants goes like this:
Under the gravel goes nutrition substrate. As is very rich of nutrients you should expect algae
Good to know. I also have a 29g with very few plants. While I'm waiting for my 8g to get up to speed would it be helpful to put the C02 on the 29 or
This is true. You can add CO2 only when plants start to grow. While they're small and week algae will prevail using CO2 to overgrow. When the plants are
Isn't the case that people believe the "sap" of anubias to be toxic? I.e. they're fine as long as you don't cut them?
Check landscaping supply places. The types of places where they sell boulders and flagstones and things like that. Big pieces of lava rock are often used
here in bulgaria ADA soil its the best for plants they recomented it to me. tommorow i will buy test for the pH because the electronic pH meter is of
I use a similar tank the TMC micro habitat. 8litres volume With a built in filtration system and an integral pump with multi-directional outlet. Used
Hi all,
Can any1 help and tell me wat happen to my female A grade CRS. Use to b A graded at first and after a few time berried the
Retardo, I was at the LFS yesterday and got a Fluval mini C02 kit. After much reading and angst I decided to forgo the Aqua Soil and put inert substrate
This is a good topic and one i have spoken about in length lately. The term PRL (pure red line) did not originate from Japan, according to a few Japanese
Yes, I glued it directly on the rock.
This is the easiest and fastest way by far to do it... no damage to the vulnerable structure of the moss,
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