Shrimp Tank Basics You NEED to Know

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • why steady water parameters are essential for shrimp molting, what kind of shrimp tank substrate to use, and why live plants are about the best thing you can have in your shrimp tank.
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  • @garthantash
    @garthantash Год назад +1

    Mark, I wanted to drop you a line to say thanks for all your advice and videos so far. Last week I started a business relationship with my local aquarium shop to sell them cherry shrimp and their first order of 200 shrimp has paid for a new rack to increase the size of my tanks and look after my shrimp even better.
    I mention this all as I doubt it would have been possible without the lessons I have picked up from your videos so thank you.

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  Год назад +1

      Heck yeah man, thats awesome. Glad I was able to help a bit with your new side hustle. Most people spend 1000s of dollars are their hobbies, pretty awesome when you can get it to pay for itself or even profit some.

  • @DailyDeskTank
    @DailyDeskTank Год назад +1

    Awesome tanks and info! Been thinking about putting together a dedicated shrimp tank soon

  • @pelhamsaquatics
    @pelhamsaquatics Год назад

    Those yellow berries looked awesome on that red/orange rilli! I could add if kh is low in the tap it’s always a good idea to add some crushed coral, or aragonite substrate. Great video!!🙂👍🏻

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  Год назад +1

      Yep, crushed coral and the like can be good active substrates for neos in water with no kh.

  • @4-Avenue
    @4-Avenue 9 месяцев назад

    i use active soil for plants not for shrimp and cap it with sand. water seems to not change as much when i do cap it unlike if i add botanicals when adding IAL gotta remember to wait a week and testing water before adding more leaves. I feel if you want to use inert substrate you will need to find a way to put nutrients into it for the plant roots to flourish which means you'll need to spend more money on plant care than if you used a capped active soil setup kinda like the walstad method.

  • @O2wWateworld
    @O2wWateworld Год назад

    Great video!!!
    You should post a video on how you pack and ship shrimp! Would be very cool to see the process

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  Год назад +1

      If you go back a bit I have made a couple videos about it, but not since I have improved my methods.

  • @pelhamsaquatics
    @pelhamsaquatics Год назад

    Hello mark! Just got home, comment at the end👍🏻

  • @RWAquariumPages
    @RWAquariumPages Год назад

    love this video! great advice for shrimp keepers! keep up the great videos!

  • @larrydsAquatics
    @larrydsAquatics Год назад

    Great information Mark 👍

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  Год назад

      Thanks Larry, even put together a script for this one lol 😆 🤣 😂 😜

  • @Thomas.Saunders
    @Thomas.Saunders Год назад

    Another helpful and interesting video Mark! I'm a long time fish keeper, but new to trying to keep live plants in my tank. I killed a lot of plants while cycling my new tank, and that was a little expensive. My tank's a couple months old now, and the water parameters have been steady and stable now for a few weeks. I'm hoping that the plants that managed to hang on, along with a few new ones I just planted, will do OK. I didn't want to use any fertilizer in a cycling tank, but I'm using a little shrimp safe liquid fertilizer now. Wish me luck!

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  Год назад +1

      Only ferilizer I add to make tanks is what I feed. The tricky thing can be finding what grows well in your water. For example I cannot even grow java fern lol. I have really hard water for plants, so I found some that worked and have mainly stuck with those handful of plants.

  • @zoltan303stackin
    @zoltan303stackin Год назад

    Great information thanks

  • @jenniferbunker2757
    @jenniferbunker2757 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you 😊What are the best moss for neos?
    Do they like a air stone ?
    What is the best food to feed ?

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  9 месяцев назад

      Best moss in my opnion is whatever one you have the best success with. Mosses can be finicky with different kinds of water. I find most mosses struggle in my hard water, some just do way better than others depending on your water.

  • @yariliz
    @yariliz Год назад

    I got like 5 shrimp all different color and the fish place worker didn’t think to tell me that if you cross breed the colors they’ll eventually have brown offsprings and now I have a bunch of colors and some of them are starting to have brown babies

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  Год назад

      Just take out the ones you dont like, you do that with lines, and you can do that while mixing colors as well.

  • @naegwut
    @naegwut Год назад

    🎉

  • @maingoc2482
    @maingoc2482 Год назад

    How to get rid of scuds, sir?

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  Год назад +1

      Those tough, most will say you just gotta start over. My buddy Jeff has had luck using a uv light, his youtube channel is Valley Fish.

    • @maingoc2482
      @maingoc2482 Год назад

      @@MarkShellyAquatics thank you

  • @DeeTheBomb
    @DeeTheBomb Год назад

    Send us the substrate you have

    • @MarkShellyAquatics
      @MarkShellyAquatics  Год назад

      I have talked about the blasting sand I use in my tanks many times.