Wonderful pictures. I really like to see a swarm of these beautiful creatures you have there. How did you create the rock crevices for the shrimps in the first picture?
Wonderful pictures. I really like to see a swarm of these beautiful creatures you have there. How did you create the rock crevices for the shrimps in the first picture?
The rock comes like that at the store. I put it in my outdoor pond for a month it covered with green algae.
Hahaha, do you have to replenish the algae by bringing it out to the pond often? I would think you would have more rocks in the pond waiting to come to your tank.Originally Posted by guppies
Oh I have a lot of lace rocks in my outdoor pond. I saw you mentioned that you put the tank at the windows, that is a good idea to grow some algae. I also added shirakura microorganism powder and used almond leaves cultured in my outdoor pond.
I think there are pros and cons of putting a tank near the window. It can get really hot. And algae can grow out of control. Some algae which snails and shrimps don't eat, such as Cladophora, is a big headache. The good thing is that I don't have to move rocks and rescape the tank, and the shrimps have established a more "permanent" home.
Anyway, I found that Caridina Striata is really aggressive, having slightly bigger claws then Caridina Dennerli and Caridina Tigri. They get the best choice of crevices.
Hi Guppy1000. I am itching to set up sulawesi tank. I would like to ask if you have extra for sale. the reasons are I can not find any locally and variety like yours. can't pm you b/c this my second post. thanks Joe
Very nice....all cardinals seem to be very busy....i like the idea of putting the rock in the pond first before adding to tank.....great ...thanks for this tip
red orchids, cardinals, harlequins and yellow cheeks?do they interbreed?
How is your harqulin and yellow nose doing with the rest?
Can they breed?
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