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Old 06-10-2006, 07:55 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Bet those shrimp cost a huge amount... and that lovely fissidens.
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Not too bad consider what others are charging for them at the moment. If interested, let me know and I'll send info via PM.
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Old 06-13-2006, 01:28 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Some of these guys are already holding eggs.
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Some of these guys are already holding eggs.
Good luck man. I've had my Bee shrimp holding eggs for a few months now, but no babies. My water is soft too so I'm now sure what's up.
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Thanks. We'll see how they fare.
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Good luck man. I've had my Bee shrimp holding eggs for a few months now, but no babies. My water is soft too so I'm now sure what's up.

Same thing here...
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My high grade crystals are holding eggs as well. I have had good success with C grade crystals, so I don't see why I wouldn't be able to breed these. I started with 8 C grade crystals and now have over 100 probably closer to 200.
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My high grade crystals are holding eggs as well. I have had good success with C grade crystals, so I don't see why I wouldn't be able to breed these. I started with 8 C grade crystals and now have over 100 probably closer to 200.

For some unknown reason, in my case Higher grade CRS hold less eggs than lower grade ones(C). Also, it seems they breed at a lower pace.


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my high grade looks like it is holding about a dozen eggs. And it is not a big one. It might have something to do with feeding. I am feeding them a special food from Japan.

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my high grade looks like it is holding about a dozen eggs. And it is not a big one. It might have something to do with feeding. I am feeding them a special food from Japan.

I have the same thing...special food, supplement, etc from Japan.

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cool, I just got a hold of some mineral rock from japan.
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