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Forum Post Using unhatched Brine Shrimp Eggs as tropical "live" fish food?
Frozen brine shrimp are convenient and almost as good as live ones. Fry are attracted to the movement of live baby brine shrimp, but they can learn to eat frozen shrimp and flake food. Hikari First Bi...
Forum Post What do brine shrimp eat? Can you feed them active cooking y...
What do brine shrimp eat? Can you feed them active cooking yeast? I just hatched some for fry food but would like to keep them healthy and growing a bit.
Forum Post shrimp fry
I have not raised shrimp, but from what I've read about other shrimp raising ventures, they will multiply in a single species tank. I'll do a little more research.
Forum Post Chinese shrimp
I don't know about Chinese Shrimp, but Cherry Shrimp are super cute and pretty easy to take care of. However, a lot of community fish will munch on them... I had a tankful with endlers, the...
Forum Post Is this a good set up for breeding brine shrimp?
No. It's much easier to just buy the eggs. Brine shrimp mature into adults in a few weeks if they get enough to eat. You can raise and feed them in a ten gallon tank, and you can harvest them wit...
Forum Post Cherry Shrimp
...I couldn't tell you how many are in there now. I just have a couple endlers in there other than the shrimp. You can see the eggs on the females when they lay. They carry them under their abd...
Forum Post No Mess Baby Brine Shrimp
A while back, I discovered a way to hatch brine shrimp without a bunch of used pop bottles turned upside down. For a hobbyist, raising a batch or two of egg laying fry doesn't require a large hat...
Forum Post shrimp and fish
i have 5 guppies, 2 mollies, 3 platies and a female betta in a 55 gal. can i put crystal red shrimp? will the fish nip its legs off? oh and 2 albino cory cats(which are the life of the tank).
Forum Post There is this white thing all over the shrimp i feed
there is this white thing all over the shrimp i feed and it is all gewy all over.What is this thing?
Blog Post Neocaridina Shrimp in the Planted Aquarium
...( www.tfhmagazine.com ), the actually author is Rhonda Wilson. Pictures are from an Internet site www.theshrimptank.com For anyone who is thinking about keeping these lovely specimens in their co...
Forum Post hi, iv just found one of my tiger barbs dead :( water qualit...
they get confused with ghost shrimp sometimes. ghost shrimp get called loads of different names, my wife has some algea shrimp that are very like ghost shrimp but they have a thin yellow line down thi...
Blog Comment Neocaridina Shrimp in the Planted Aquarium
No, the only natural color would be the wild form of the Shrimp, which as described above are Neocaridina heteropoda, and are a clear color to brown, to blue. All other color forms of this shrimp wher...
Forum Post mini cycles/brown algae
LOL! No... I wasn't going to say shrimp scampi... LOL!! Although I do LOVE to eat shrimp... Not Cherry Shrimp... but regular shrimp... LOL! Have any of you have eaten at Kobe's before...
Forum Post angels fish
When the angelfish are free swimming, you can feed them baby brine shrimp and/or a powdered food like First Bites. Live baby brine shrimp are supposed to be the best, but they will also eat frozen one...
Forum Post Can I breed seamonkeys to feed to my fish?
Brine shrimp have been sold for years in novelty shops as "sea monkeys." Actually, most oceans are not salty enough for the little critters. Eggs are usually harvested from the Great Salt La...
Photo Comment My 14 gallon (2)
...) until I get it straightened out, I am interested in getting one of these. Would they be okay with ghost shrimp, or the Red Cherry Shrimp should I ever get them? ...
Forum Post Hatchenspitteroute r
If you think about it, frozen baby brine shrimp should have about the same nutritional value as live ones that were just hatched. The freezing probably does not remove any food value. On the other han...
Forum Post New Aquarium Setup
...u can attach a picture to a posting by using one of the boxes right above the SUBMIT button. Frozen brine shrimp is available at most aquarium shops. For the fry, you need baby brine shrimp. The adult...
Forum Post platy fry- NEED ADVICE!!
... job of protecting them and their food source. As soon as they're born, platy fry can eat baby brine shrimp. They don't need liquid food. You can buy frozen brine shrimp, both baby and matur...
Forum Post prawn pregnant
Thanks for visiting. I assume you're talking about one of the freshwater shrimp species. Some are small, and some are the size of crayfish. If you want to raise some of the little guys, you&...
Forum Post Hair algae or something else?
...r one of those Mag-Float thingys or if you want to add fish to your aquarium, maybe an otocinclus or some shrimp. Be careful with the shrimp though. They may get eaten without adequate hiding places...
Forum Post 20 Gallon Tank....Too Many Fish?
...brate food and I think I have seen live plankton that come in a bottle for sale. You can try risking the shrimp. If you get the rather large shrimp on the market, the other fish might leave it alone...
Forum Post Platy Fry...help?
If the fry are still small, try the frozen baby brine shrimp then switch to the adult brine shrimp. Be sure to let it thaw before feeding.
Forum Post my poor Betta
My poor Betta...I got 4 ghost shrimp to help with the cleanliness of the bottom of my Betta's 5 gallon tank...at first I was nervous that Harry (my Betta) would eat the shrimp, he did chase them ...
Forum Post OK, so here is my deal lol. I have a 20G tank (t...
Yes, the kind you buy in a store. You may want to use only about 1/2 inch of the shrimp, and it's probably a good precaution to rinse the fish or shrimp before using it in an aquarium. The idea c...
Forum Post Feeding my neon tetras
... appetite in the morning. If they still look healthy in a few days, you may want to try some frozen brine shrimp. You can buy them in small packages, and the adult shrimp are small enough for neons an...
Forum Post Neon tetra feeding!
Thank you so much,i will try the brine shrimp! I just read it somewhere,neon's are love brine shrimp,i hope they do
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