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Honestly, there's a pretty major calibration issue with TVs related to HBO streaming, though it depends on your TV. It doesn't stream in HDR, so we have to use settings just for HBO that are completely different from everything else. We could hardly see the crypt scene between Dany and Jon, so...

It definitely could be age or just because. My oldest mystery snail slowed down and I was wondering for quite a while if it was alive or not, but it kept popping out of its shell and moving a little every now and then. Then it died after a couple weeks or a month of being much slower than usual.

They're great hiders, so it was probably just coming out when you had the lights off so you never saw it.

I think you're gonna have so much fun! If I get overrun with shrimp, I plan to add them to the goldfish tank too.

I think you should pet shame the rams for eating the eggs. lol

You only need to worry about letting the water sit if the pH swings. I'd test the water straight from the tap and let a bowl of it sit out overnight then test again. It will only give a small view of what might be happening though, so I'd also recommend getting the gH/kH tests. If you want to...

What are you using to dechlorinate your water? If you're not using prime, you can do a large water change right before adding the safestart plus so you will have the lowest readings possible. If you're using prime, you'll need to wait at least 24 hours after a water change before adding the...

If you want to try it again, I'd get safestart plus then. I've used both and had much better luck with the safestart plus than the regular safestart.

I'd say it looks safe. I have the ammonia alert and it has done well for me so far. The pH alert on the other hand...the color never matches any on the wheel.

It can't hurt to try the safestart again. Did you use safestart or safestart plus?

It could be the issue, or it could simply be that they weren't well cared for at the store. They're generally sold as feeders, so it's not uncommon for them to be in poor health and die quickly. Also, if they were white, they likely had muscular necrosis which tends to kill pretty quickly.

I thought there were supposed to be 8 episodes for this season?

It's more wavy than curly, but it depends on the day. This is a picture from a couple years ago, but it's my "natural" hair.

I would actually go the other way and leave her in the tank till the eggs hatch, then move her to the breeder box along with any other adult ghosts. Unless you have a ton of them. The cherries will leave the baby ghosts alone.

Are you sure they're shrimp and not crayfish? Either way, I agree with quarantining first if you want to give them a try. If you catch some, share pics!

I dunno, that doesn't look like me at all...lol I had my hair silver and I've been letting the color grow out so I can do highlights instead. This pic is a few months old, two haircuts ago.

I'm interested in the 10+2 if you still have some left.

I'm not sure about putting one on a tap, but temperature matching would be fairly easy. If the tap it goes on isn't adjustable, you could just take some of the water and heat it on the stove then add to the rest of the water until you get the right temp.

Aren't they so cute??? If you want them to survive, definitely pull out mom and dad once you see she's dropped all the babies. I had at least 30 that didn't seem to be touched by the adults, but they all went missing. It's been a while now, and I counted 8 babies for sure that survived. Pretty...

I use a small fish bowl for drip acclimation. I recently got shrimp from aquatic arts and put them in the fish bowl and did a very slow drip for the first hour, then increased the drip. When the bowl was full, I dumped out some water then continued the drip, increasing the rate a little again...