[binbin9]

I dont take credit for this awesome chart but to save alot of time researching each individual shrimp species.

This site has a great chart detailing each shrimp's water parameters. Super useful.

http://www.shrimpkeeping.com/

 

[Soothing Shrimp]

http://shrimpery.com/shrimps

 

[binbin9]

http://shrimpery.com/shrimps

Nice!

 

[Fdsh5]

Why did you make me look at those!!! Now I need to set up another shrimp tank. My wish list just got bigger. Lol.

 

[Sake]

Now I need to set up another shrimp tank

Really after looking at those just 1 more tank? lol Try about a half dozen for me!

 

[Soothing Shrimp]

LOL I started with one.... now I have 20 and thinking of adding more!

 

[Sake]

Lmao MTS much? Hopefully once I get my tanks all swapped out, I can start a few more shrimp only tanks. After it's all said and done I *should* have 2 empty 10 gallons to play with Only problem is where the heck am I gonna put them

 

[binbin9]

Everyone here needs to go to S.K.A.

Shrimp Keepers Anonymous - LOL

 

[auban]

this is just a rough guide right? i have found palaemonetes in water ranging from 4.9 ph(lumber river drainage, NC) to 8.6 ph(various florida limestone springs).

 

[Soothing Shrimp]

I readily believe you have. Shrimp in general are very resilient. They'll survive in lots of different conditions, however it doesn't necessarily mean that the environment is ideal, no?