Simple Nano Tank for Yellow Shrimp! - Neocaridina davidi, the easiest shrimps for beginners!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Keeping shrimps can be such an easy and rewarding hobby! No need for big tanks and lots of maintenance if you life doesn't permit you. Plus, you could theoretically move your tank very easily if you'd need to change places :D Neocaridina are the easiest shrimps to keep!
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I have 30 orchids and 2 tanks. No matter what advice I'm looking for, you seem to always have it!
Awww glad to hear! 🥰
@@Danny-MOG My extra driftwood should be here Saturday and I'm converting my purple mystery snails and Koi Betta to a 7g, heavily planted tank. They're already in a heavily planted tank. I'm nervous about switching the established Crypts and Alternanthera 'Super Red'. I have lots of anubias nana and am waiting on the driftwood for a different (larger) type of anubias.Nervous but excited!
Danny, I hope you find those neon green shrimp from your teen years! If you do, please do the setup for us!
I love my shrimp and have been keeping them for years now...I use java moss and anubias in my low light aquarium. My pH is 8.4 and they seem to do really well. I also add driftwood and cholla wood, which the shrimp also seem to love. It was fun to see your shrimp and how you care for them, all I can get are the blue neocaridina.
Very helpful😊
Lovely tank 😍 I just recently rediscovered shrimp. I first had shrimp when I first moved back to the UK from overseas (I was also in Cyprus!) and happened across Crystal reds, they did really well for me, didn't really know what I had, ended up giving them away for next to nothing. One of my big fish regrets (and they're not even fish)
i just found ur chanel and its great!! u deserve so many more subs :]
Aww thank you ☺️
@@Danny-MOG ur so welcome! :D
Amazing skrimp! May I ask what moss that is they're grazing on? They're beautiful.
Hi, thanks! it’s called spikey moss :)
Is your yellow shrimp has solid and good yellow colour or they are lighter yellow and translucent? I started with 10, some very good yellow colour and some are little bit more translucent. They just breed and all baby yellow shrimps are more transparents. Will their colour get better? Also if they keep breeding, will their colour getting lighter and lighter from generations? Thanks.
When I first got my yellow they did not adjust for the first 3 months a lot of die off. Now they took over and breed faster and I have 4 tanks overflowing.. They totally out preformed the reds, blues and orange..
I am going to build a new larger tank for my blue lobster/crayfish female. Had her from a few weeks old. Now she's a year old and getting bigger. She likes to live alone, I did introduce about six tiny Eurasian Minos a while ago and removed them.. they actually bullied her! They were less than an inch ,25 mm. They tormented her!
Does anyone think a couple of very small shrimp might be ok? IE to help with cleaning up leftover food?
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I started with 4 cherry shrimps and now i cant even count how many i have😅
The baby guppies is from the trio???
Mhmmmm 🤭
Can you link which light you mentioned?
Hi, yep here it is amzn.to/4afegMz I have many of these products linked in my Amazon shop, you'll always find it in my video descriptions :)
Its intresting ur using pogostemon helferi. Any updates on the co2? 😅
Just under 300 psi after a month and stable bubbles 🥳
@@Danny-MOG really thats awsum...i think i should get the 4 ltr version as well with dual guaze...like you did
@@Danny-MOGI'm really wanting to try CO2 in the form you presented. I am just wondering if it is common to add CO2 to a tank already set up and if the light is too low what would be the result. I am thinking that the CO2 wouldn't be as effective and plants wouldn't grow lush and that I'd have to up the brightness. I just don't want any trouble. I know it sounds dumb I just don't remember seeing a video on this subject or it could be I just have forgotten. I have balanced low tech systems and I don't really "need" CO2 I just want to learn something new and I love growing plants and would like to experience more lush plants and have more color and shades of green.