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I now have 4 berried yellow shrimps

I'm getting back into Shrimps. I have a 40 gallon breeder Red Cherry Shrimp tank which has probably over a thousand of them. I bought the low grade RCS and now their some really dark red to wine color shrimps being produce in that tank. My first colony of 12+ RCS I received was over 2 years...

Yeah, you would have have scoop them all out for the winter if you want them to survive. I knew a guy who put Neons in his outdoor pond and they bred naturally. Before it got cold, he would drain the pond and net all the fish to overwinter inside.

Perfectly safe with pond snails

I know PetSmart does price match...you can try printing or showing the advertisement to the store manager.

My 125 gallon started snail free until I ordered plants from someone that wasn't a snail free tank. Another option is buying TC (tissue culture) plants, guaranteed to be snail free.

It will start somewhere in the late spring. I do not want to order plants/fish during the winter and have a risk of them freezing.

I have those miniature decorations, I use them as props for my guinea pig pictures

Life has kept me away from my favorite forum and hobby. I'm back now along with my fishy obsession. I love nano fish over big fish. However, I have a soft spot for Angelfish that is why I have them in the 125 gallon. I went to PetSmart the other day and checked out the 75 gallon which I...

Love it!! Is that a Kessil light fixture in the first picture?

So...I am going to get another fish tank in the Spring... Debating on a 75, 120, or 125 gallon tank. I already have a 125 g, 40 gallon and 20 L, and 5 gallon (starting a different color colony) . I will be breaking down the 40 gallon and putting all my RCS (probably over 1k) in it and...

I grew them, but used the dry start method for the entire tank. Your idea sounds like it would work. I would put a syran wrap over the cup to create some humidity so the sprouts don't dry out.

I have a 40 gallon RCS tank, the only fish I have in there are dwarf cories.

On my shrimp tanks, I use a sponge filter. I would run the sponge filter and hob at the same time for about 6-8 weeks so it gives the BB time to colonize the sponge filter. There are different brands and sizes...just pick one that fits your tank

What a beautiful tank. Have zero tips...I think it looks perfect

Are you planning on adding more substrate? If not, then I would suggest different varieties of Anubias I would also add a piece of driftwood to give it some vertical dimension and tie either moss or a. nana petite to it. If you are adding more substrate, then I would suggest different...

I've only seen two plants used in an African cichlid tank and sometimes its a gamble. Anubia and Java fern.

How big is the tank? What are the tank mates? Is it cycled?

Congrats on your first plant (non plant). Marimo are very hardy and low maintenance. They can go in high or low light tanks. I just wouldn't put it in direct sunlight in prolong amounts of time because it can burn. Short amounts of direct sun is fine and turn it over from time to time.

If you are going to have root feeders then you just need root tabs. Mine is a high tech planted tank (injected CO2). I do EI dosing and root tabs.