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    My assassin pig!



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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by Geral View Post
    look really nice !!! how many CRS you have in there?
    12 I think? One got caught in the upstart of the air pump when I had it lower and ended up being dried shrimp. Luckily it was an S grade!

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  • Geral
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    look really nice !!! how many CRS you have in there?

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  • mistahoo
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    Had an infestation of whatever this is in my 1.5 and 10g. Weird because water source is different and I didn't put anything from one tank to another.



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  • mistahoo
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    Here you go Josh. Some updates. A lot of melting in the center from the spiral CFL as the par is higher towards the center. I moved the light over the rock, so I'll see how it affects it.















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    Last edited by mistahoo; 04-07-2013, 03:05 AM.

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  • mistahoo
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    When I was adjusting the CO2 so I can add the CRS, I found out that I closed the valve completely, so some of the HC melted (2-3 days ago). Got the CO2 back on and it's recovering now. Starting to pearl again and turn green. Shrimp are doing fine, but I need to get some remineralizer soon before the low TDS and GH start affecting the shrimp. For now, I'll be adding some dechlorinated tap water to adjust the levels.

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by mnemenoi View Post
    +1 we are wondering the same thing about long term survival in a planted tank, I have read of a few accounts of them doing well and being a useful addition. Guess we shall see....
    They do well. Q got some tanks from Wes a while back and they had a blackworm colony in it along with a decade worth of MTS. I was thinking of how the substrate compacts after so long and gases build up, and how the shrimp make a mess if I feed them. So I am hoping they'll be able to propagate quick enough before being preyed upon (in the 5G). I've already noticed a huge difference. The 1.5G I haven't noticed much because it's still new. The only thing they've done is uproot some HC that hasn't developed its roots.

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  • mnemenoi
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    Originally posted by mistahoo View Post
    That's the idea. Though in this tank there won't be any fish, just shrimp. They'll clean up after my shrimp when I feed them. I would think they should be fine in any substrate.

    Edit: Also, I'd like to mention that they're quite long. I doubt a fw shrimp would be able to eat one unless it was a tiny one.
    +1 we are wondering the same thing about long term survival in a planted tank, I have read of a few accounts of them doing well and being a useful addition. Guess we shall see....

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  • mistahoo
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    That's the idea. Though in this tank there won't be any fish, just shrimp. They'll clean up after my shrimp when I feed them. I would think they should be fine in any substrate.

    Edit: Also, I'd like to mention that they're quite long. I doubt a fw shrimp would be able to eat one unless it was a tiny one.

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    Last edited by mistahoo; 03-29-2013, 10:48 PM.

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  • peterp63
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    So the bkackworms will survive in your substrate and get picked off every so often by the shrimp and fish??? I have fluorite for my 10 gal, will this suffice for bkackworms production???

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