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fishgeek
28th May 2008, 10:40 PM
i was wondering if any of the continental europeans could recommend me a site or link that has these available
i have always like the look of these and was wondering which suppliers may have good quality stocks
andrew
Yiannis
29th May 2008, 06:34 AM
Check your PM. I've sent you the address since we are not allowed to do that here.
I bought myself a pair from that supplier. Very good quality, strong orange color. I already have about 8 juvenilles and the female is berried again.
Keeping them together with my green shrimps. The male is after the shrimps sometimes but they are much faster:cool:
skratikans
19th Jun 2008, 02:02 PM
can these guys be kept with shrimp?
Cold
19th Jun 2008, 02:33 PM
No problem to keep them with healthy shrimps, they are too fast. But sick ones will be eliminated immediately.
Trocado
19th Jun 2008, 03:15 PM
Check your PM. I've sent you the address since we are not allowed to do that here.
I bought myself a pair from that supplier. Very good quality, strong orange color. I already have about 8 juvenilles and the female is berried again.
Keeping them together with my green shrimps. The male is after the shrimps sometimes but they are much faster:cool:
Can you tell me too?
thanks.
Yiannis
19th Jun 2008, 05:19 PM
Can you tell me too?
thanks.
I cannot PM you..you must have over 20 posts to get that right..Maybe the moderator could help us out..:x
stafineo
19th Jun 2008, 06:36 PM
I have Cpo to but they are quite agresive,I had a pair but one was killed by the other one.Now i got another one but it`s so small(2,5-3cm with claws)that i keep him with red cherrys and i found one red cherry dead today.How can you tel the sex?i know about those extra pair of legs so the male should have 5 pairs without claws or does the female have the extra pair?
Can you tell me what do you feed them and in what size tank do you keep them?I had them only for a month now and i dont know much about them.
Thanks!
Trocado
19th Jun 2008, 08:47 PM
I cannot PM you..you must have over 20 posts to get that right..Maybe the moderator could help us out..:x
Ok when i have 20 we can pm :)
Trocado
19th Jun 2008, 08:50 PM
I have Cpo to but they are quite agresive,I had a pair but one was killed by the other one.Now i got another one but it`s so small(2,5-3cm with claws)that i keep him with red cherrys and i found one red cherry dead today.How can you tel the sex?i know about those extra pair of legs so the male should have 5 pairs without claws or does the female have the extra pair?
The male have extra pair, it's the reproductive.
Can you tell me what do you feed them and in what size tank do you keep them?I had them only for a month now and i dont know much about them.
Thanks!
I feed one time for day, mosura, jbl newpraw, artemia.
Yiannis
20th Jun 2008, 06:27 AM
Ok when i have 20 we can pm :)
Yes, sure! PM me a soon as you are able to..You're close enough:D
I have Cpo to but they are quite agresive,I had a pair but one was killed by the other one.Now i got another one but it`s so small(2,5-3cm with claws)that i keep him with red cherrys and i found one red cherry dead today.How can you tel the sex?i know about those extra pair of legs so the male should have 5 pairs without claws or does the female have the extra pair?
Can you tell me what do you feed them and in what size tank do you keep them?I had them only for a month now and i dont know much about them.
Thanks!
Males are more agressive to each other. Trocado has answered the rest.
As for the tank size, I keep them in a small 35 lit tank together with about 50 green shrimps. I leave the breeding trio there and I move to another tank all the babies when they are about 6 weeks old.
Important to have many hiding places for the pregnant females and the babies because the male is ..patroling the area 24 hours a day.
I feed them Tropical food for Crabs, Shrimp pellets and frozen Mosquito larvae.
varez
20th Jun 2008, 09:07 AM
Hi,
It is true that the shrimplets fight each other to the death to have no competition in the future? Anyone have success breeding? Or just survive a few?
Trocado
20th Jun 2008, 09:13 AM
I never read that they fight until a death, but they can lose legs and clamps.
Yiannis
20th Jun 2008, 12:22 PM
If a crayfish is caught by the rest during or right after molting, then is gone.. If they just fight, they may loose legs and clamps - like mentioned above- which will grow back after next molting.
In conclusion, crayfish tanks must provide plenty of hiding places. This way the survival rate of the young ones will be good as well.
varez
20th Jun 2008, 01:03 PM
If a crayfish is caught by the rest during or right after molting, then is gone.. If they just fight, they may loose legs and clamps - like mentioned above- which will grow back after next molting.
In conclusion, crayfish tanks must provide plenty of hiding places. This way the survival rate of the young ones will be good as well.
Exactly.Good explanation, thanks :cheesy:
Cold
20th Jun 2008, 01:20 PM
Hi Varez,
I thought you were talking about baby crayfish. The are canibals, if the reason is competition or just they are hungry, I don't know. But it doesent change the facts, you need plenty of hidingplaces to stop them from fighting (adults) or eating (babys) each other. Good Structure and a maximum of surface is the best way to keep many CPOs in one tank.
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