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    Hi folks,

    Please visit our species section and give us your informations and pics!
    You can start a new thread with a minimum of 5 posts or you can write a post about existing threads.
    Only the starter of the post and the moderators can do changings.
    We hope that many people help us to get an informative database.
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    English name:
    Scientific name:
    Origin:
    Size male/female:
    Water temperature: C/F
    Water Parameters: (pH, kH, DH, TDS......)
    High or low breeding form:
    Behaviour: agressive against ... / non-agressive
    Difficulty: easy-normal-hard to keep
    Description:
    Describe their physical apparents, provide information on their diet. Optional information on special water parameter to breed them, to induce breeding and water condition for fries to grow, if different from survival water parameter as described above. Numbers of eggs, survival rate. Tank size (minimal, height...) requirement? Known mutation or recessive genes? And thing special/demand to mention on this species? Color variation? And .....
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    Give a brief description of how long you have keep this species. How many you started with and how many you breed so far......
    Remarks: (optional)
    Remarks and tips: (keeping with other animals, tank equipment, natural habitat, etc.).

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    English name: Crystal White Bee Shrimp
    Scientific name: Caridina cf. cantonensis sp. "white bee"
    Origin: southern china
    Size male/female: 2.5 cm / 3 cm or 1 inch / 1,2 inch
    Water temperature: 15 - 26 °C or 59 - 78 °F
    Water Parameters: pH 6.5 - 7.5
    High or low breeding form: high
    Behaviour: non-agressive
    Difficulty: easy - medium
    Description:
    They have small white lines on their transparent body like normal bee shrimps.
    "Saddle" and eggs are blue /green.
    My experience on this species:
    Like other bee shrimps they need good water conditions, especially the offspring.
    I recommend cooler temperatures below 25°C / 77 °F and a PH around 7 and below.
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    Nothing special.


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    does ne1 know ideal water perameters for red cherries?

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    1 thing is missing imo, its doesnt same if they prefer hard or soft water, maybe it doesnt matter but perhaps they do better at a certain point.

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