Looking nice!
some shrimp pics
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those rcs are kindly from kychris.
posting those pic as promised
equip used:
1. canon t2i + canon compact macro 50mm lens
2. tripod and timer remote switch for camera
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posting those pic as promised
equip used:
1. canon t2i + canon compact macro 50mm lens
2. tripod and timer remote switch for camera
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some more..
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It's just a 10 gallon, nothing pro
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Thanks!
I do not use CO2 since its not cheap and I've heard that it is hard to tweak to not-to-kill your shrimp
For light I am using a coralife 24 inch 36 watt, providing medium-to-high light for a 10 gallon, sufficient for my low-light plants.
substrate is regular black sand, cheap and nothing fancy.
No ferts for plants. I tried to minimize the chemicals that I put in the tank.
I have some small driftwood in the tank and an almond leaf in the tank to lower the PH a little bit but I think the current PH is between 7.8 and 8.0. Ammonia and Nitrite is 0 and nitrate is around 20.
No measurement for KH/GH since I do not have the kit (I think somewhatshocked knows more about the tap water used in Lexington)
10% water change once every week using Lexington tap water and Dechlorinates
I do not use CO2 since its not cheap and I've heard that it is hard to tweak to not-to-kill your shrimp
For light I am using a coralife 24 inch 36 watt, providing medium-to-high light for a 10 gallon, sufficient for my low-light plants.
substrate is regular black sand, cheap and nothing fancy.
No ferts for plants. I tried to minimize the chemicals that I put in the tank.
I have some small driftwood in the tank and an almond leaf in the tank to lower the PH a little bit but I think the current PH is between 7.8 and 8.0. Ammonia and Nitrite is 0 and nitrate is around 20.
No measurement for KH/GH since I do not have the kit (I think somewhatshocked knows more about the tap water used in Lexington
)10% water change once every week using Lexington tap water and Dechlorinates
HA! Yep, the tap water in Kentucky is a disaster but your shrimp seem to be doing well. Though, surely you don't need a heater in Lexington...?
Looking great.
Looking great.
Thanks!
I do not use CO2 since its not cheap and I've heard that it is hard to tweak to not-to-kill your shrimp
For light I am using a coralife 24 inch 36 watt, providing medium-to-high light for a 10 gallon, sufficient for my low-light plants.
substrate is regular black sand, cheap and nothing fancy.
No ferts for plants. I tried to minimize the chemicals that I put in the tank.
I have some small driftwood in the tank and an almond leaf in the tank to lower the PH a little bit but I think the current PH is between 7.8 and 8.0. Ammonia and Nitrite is 0 and nitrate is around 20.
No measurement for KH/GH since I do not have the kit (I think somewhatshocked knows more about the tap water used in Lexington
10% water change once every week using Lexington tap water and Dechlorinates
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Some from my random shrimp collection...
3gal - Golden/Snow White
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12gal - CBS/CRS/PFR
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20gal RCS
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20gal PRL CRS
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Old Ebi - Yellows
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3gal - Golden/Snow White
12gal - CBS/CRS/PFR
20gal RCS
20gal PRL CRS
Old Ebi - Yellows
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