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PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:38 pm Post subject: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Hi,
 
 I  was  thinking  of  keeping  a  couple  of  shrimps  in  my  10G  planted  community  tank.  
 One  of  the  reason  for  keeping  shrimps  is  because  a  friend  told  me  that  they  eat  dead  plant  leaves.  Following  are  the  questions  I  have:
 1.  Which  would  be  a  better  choice  in  that  case(  eating  decaying  leaves)  red  cherry  shrimps  or  crystal  red  shrimps?
 2.  Which  one  would  be  easily  available  in  Mumbai  or  Navi  Mumbai?  
 3.  The  top  filter  on  my  boyu  tank  has  a  flow  rate  of  370  liters  per  hour.  Is  there  a  chance  of  the  shrimps  getting  pulled  in  or  being  affected  because  of  the  water  flow?
 4.  I  dose  macros  and  micros  along  with  Azoo  carbon  plus.  Will  any  of  these  affect  the  shrimps?
 
 Can  you  all  please  help  me  with  this?
 
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:48 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 1.  Red  Cherry  Shrimps  (Both  will  do  the  job  in  the  same  way  but  Crystal  red  needs  a  lot  more  care  than  RCS.  )
 2.  Red  Cherry  Shrimps  will  be  easily  available.  (Cost  of  Cystal  red  is  more  than  10  times  of  RCS)
 3.  There  is  a  chance  that  the  shrimp  fries  are  pulled  by  the  filter.  It  is  happening  to  me  while  using  canister.
 4.  If  your  dosage  is  correct,  there  are  no  issues.
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:55 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Sujo,
 
 Any  solutions  for  3rd  point..  ?
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 3:00 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 I  cover  the  filter  inlet  with  a  net.
 
 
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 3:04 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Amazing  tank!!!  ..  ...Sure  will  do  the  same.
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 4:41 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Hi  Sujo,
 
 Thanks  for  the  response.
 I  shall  look  out  for  Cherry  red  shrimps  and  would  try  something  like  you  so  that  the  fries  are  not  pulled  in  by  the  filter.
 Do  the  shrimps  breed  a  lot/frequently?
 
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 7:37 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Yes.  RCS  will  breed  a  lot  if  the  environment  is  good  for  them.
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 1:14 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Hi  Sujo,
 
 Got  it.  
 
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 4:29 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Any  good  links  on  what  it  takes  to  raise  CRS?
 I've  read  somewhere  that  they  need  extra  care,  but  dnt  know  what  exactly...
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 1:04 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

                                                   
paganwinter  wrote  (View  Post):                
Any  good  links  on  what  it  takes  to  raise  CRS?
 I've  read  somewhere  that  they  need  extra  care,  but  dnt  know  what  exactly...                

 
 http://www.plantedtank.net/articles/Crystal-Red-Shrimp-Care-and-Breeding/22/
 
 http://www.planetinverts.com/Crystal%20Red%20Shrimp.html
 
 http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/shrimp/crystalred2.php
 
 http://aquariumlore.blogspot.co.il/2008/08/crystal-red-shrimp.html
 
 http://crystalred.xc.ro/en/caring-for-crystal-red-shrimp.html
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 1:18 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Thanks!
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 1:33 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

 Sorry  to  hijack  the  thread,  but  what  are  some  other  interesting  shrimp  species  that  are  easy  to  keep...?
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 5:48 pm Post subject: Re: Crystal red shrimps or cherry red shrimps Reply with quote

                                                   
paganwinter  wrote  (View  Post):                
Sorry  to  hijack  the  thread,  but  what  are  some  other  interesting  shrimp  species  that  are  easy  to  keep...?                

 
 Neo-cardina  shrimps  like  red  cherry  are  easy  to  keep.
 There  are  various  colors  of  neo-cardina  like  deep  red-sakura,  
 yellow  fire,  blue  velvet,  pearl  (light  blue)  shrimps,  snow  ball  shrimps,  etc.  
 Rili  shrimps  like  red  rili,  blue  rili,  yellow  rili.  
 
 Japonica  (amano)  shrimps  live  in  freshwater  but  larvae  of  these  shrimps  are  know  to  survive  only  in  salt  water.  
 
 Before  going  onto  expensive  shrimps  like  CRS,  CBS,  Tiger  shrimps  or  Sulawesi  shrimps.  
 These  need  perfect  water  conditions  CRS,  CBS,  Tiger  shrimps  need  23  degrees  aprx.and  Sulawesi  have  to  be  kept  above  26  degrees.  
 You  have  to  keep  a  check  on  water  parameters  like  PH,  KH,  GH,  TDS,  etc.
 Sulawesi  are  known  to  be  most  difficult  to  keep.
 
 Most  hobbyists  advice  to  keep  them  in  tanks  above  20  gallons  (aprx.80  lts)  to  keep  the  water  parameters  stable.  But  you  need  to  change  10-15  percent  water  i.e.  RO  water  every  week  for  that  you  need  a  RO  unit
   Think  20  gallons  with  CRS  how  are  to  going  to  keep  it  cool  during  summers?  You'll  need  a  Chiller,  that  means  electricity  bill  will  rise  !!!
 
 it  is  better  to  learn  how  to  raise  hardy  shrimps  from  Neo-cardina  family.
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