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    Hey Chris,
    thx again for these brilliant pictures.
    I will hopefully get myself some of these shrimps if available.
    My question would be how you are able to hold the water at ph 8 ?
    If you do so, of course, I'm interested in the mix you are preparing your water.
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    Sven


    Rock on...... \m/
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    They are really amazing, nicest freshwater shirmp I've ever seen. I'm going to prepair some new tanks

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    WOW!! Very impressive again...

    I am a big fan of your site.. Allways curious if you have photo's of a new journey...:

    I would die to go on a trip like the ones you discribe on your website..
    Greetings, Jose
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    Hi Xema!

    Quote Originally Posted by Xema View Post
    Really impressive the picture of C. spongicola... I thought can not keep in aquarium due to its special life way into the freshwater sponge....
    The shrimp on this pic is not really C. spongiola. It´a closely related species living on rocky substrate. It will be described as a new species by Yixiong Cai in a few weeks.

    Cheers
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    Thanks for all the amazing variety of shrimps I've never thought was existed. Now I know there's more to it than just CRS. The future is bright

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    Quote Originally Posted by wklotz View Post
    Hi Xema!



    The shrimp on this pic is not really C. spongiola. It´a closely related species living on rocky substrate. It will be described as a new species by Yixiong Cai in a few weeks.

    Cheers
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    That sounds really interesting...

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    very very cool indeed

    I would love to know if they breed ok in freshwater, and if they also breed true in captivity...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xema View Post
    That sounds really interesting...
    more than interesting
    werner can you tell us more

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    By the way, I got reserved 5 of C. cf. spongicola for the next week in a spanish shop.

    I wonder what kind of tank will be the best for them...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xema View Post
    By the way, I got reserved 5 of C. cf. spongicola for the next week in a spanish shop.

    I wonder what kind of tank will be the best for them...
    Xema are they tank breed or wild.
    Werner give some interesting parameter of the water in an other forum :

    Quote Originally Posted by wklotz
    These parameters seems to be no problem in this species. In the Towuti, Mantoano and Poso lakes you can find pH values between 7,4 and 8,2; the conductivity is at about 224 µS and the total hardness at about 6°DH.
    The water temperature is rather stabile at about 26,5°C. Only in shallow water regions near the shore the temperature can rise to 29°C.

    Maybe the bigger problem with theese species could be that the bright colored shrimp live rather substrate-specific (C. spongicola for instance, not imported for aquarium puroposes until now, is restricted to a freshwater sponge).

    Cheers
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