Half tub full with many different colors!
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
AquaSpid Products
AquaSpid products have been finally launched.
Evolve is a whole new level of organic pellet formulated to provide shrimps of all breeds the essential minerals for growth. In additional, it contains both peat and humic acid which are beneficial to the aquatic environment.
Made of soy-based protein (a vegetable source of protein with excellent taste and for good acceptance), vitamins A, D3, E, B1, B2 , B6, folic acid and vitamin C.
Rich in humic acids which softens tank water, reduces the negative effect of phosphate and generally improves the environment for ya shrimps.
Peat acid will buffer PH and control some alkalinity.
Definitely worth a try for all shrimp keepers out there!
*Directions- Feed as much as your shrimps can consume! Leftovers will not foul water.
Eradica destroys tank parasites like planarias, threadworms and hydras which often pose a threat to our dear shrimp population.
Eradica is formulated to contain various forms of deworming powder which are totally shrimp safe. However, sensitive species of snails may be killed in the treatment process.
*Directions of treatment will be sent with Eradica
Enhance is an addictive which comprises clay from one of the highest calcium deposits in the world and contains billions of select microorganism per gram.
Enhance is used in shrimp setups to achieve many goals.
1] Enhance shrimp color
2] Encourage molting
3] Detoxifying and clarifying tank water
4] Develop highly active microbial populations that break down organic waste
5] Promotes bio-filter performanc6] Promotes essential bio-film development
*Directions
Add 1gram per week to shrimp setup after water change.
For new tank setups, it will be good to mix half of the entire pack of Enhance within the substrate and cycle tank for about 2 weeks or so.
Make sure ammonia is zero before introduce new shrimps
Evolve is a whole new level of organic pellet formulated to provide shrimps of all breeds the essential minerals for growth. In additional, it contains both peat and humic acid which are beneficial to the aquatic environment.
Made of soy-based protein (a vegetable source of protein with excellent taste and for good acceptance), vitamins A, D3, E, B1, B2 , B6, folic acid and vitamin C.
Rich in humic acids which softens tank water, reduces the negative effect of phosphate and generally improves the environment for ya shrimps.
Peat acid will buffer PH and control some alkalinity.
Definitely worth a try for all shrimp keepers out there!
*Directions- Feed as much as your shrimps can consume! Leftovers will not foul water.
Eradica destroys tank parasites like planarias, threadworms and hydras which often pose a threat to our dear shrimp population.
Eradica is formulated to contain various forms of deworming powder which are totally shrimp safe. However, sensitive species of snails may be killed in the treatment process.
*Directions of treatment will be sent with Eradica
Enhance is an addictive which comprises clay from one of the highest calcium deposits in the world and contains billions of select microorganism per gram.
Enhance is used in shrimp setups to achieve many goals.
1] Enhance shrimp color
2] Encourage molting
3] Detoxifying and clarifying tank water
4] Develop highly active microbial populations that break down organic waste
5] Promotes bio-filter performanc6] Promotes essential bio-film development
*Directions
Add 1gram per week to shrimp setup after water change.
For new tank setups, it will be good to mix half of the entire pack of Enhance within the substrate and cycle tank for about 2 weeks or so.
Make sure ammonia is zero before introduce new shrimps
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Blue Shrimps
Neocardina Blues- These guys were normally sold off as blue shrimps, with their color ranging from transparent grey to blue to black. Their stable color is usually bluish grey with black stripes! People always have a misconception that those blue ones bought from LFS are usually fed with blue enhancer or being dyed. The truth is that those very colored ones with dark bluish or black tone are the ones under severe stress. As such those who have bought them would have realised these guys are the ones that die off the fastest.
I have experienced crossing them for few generations and yet able to receive any good results thus far. Colors still remain dull grey to bluish. Though some females may shown off positive colors but generations after still remain as bad. Despite so, I have high hopes for them. One day hope i can acheive a stable blue color with few exceptions some of them as solid black piece.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Red Beauty
Here's with another red beauty to share, though she does not show a thick shell appearance as her ruby red counter part. Her overall appearance still strikes a 10/10 score (at least for me). These 2 pictures simply make her looks like a shrimp toy model.
Ruby red in the making
An upcoming star in the making... About 4months old and it has a deep red appearance. Lets see how this guy will fare in 2months time.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
The species of Green shrimp
Recently got these green guys from LFS and have been trying hard to figure their true identity. Neocaridina or caridina? Though their body structure point to a neocaridina strain, several online sources claimed they are Caridina. Well its still good to find it out myself. As usual. these guys are going to stay with my side for experimenting crosses and to determine their identity. Hope I can get some interesting findings and crosses.
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