I'm sure they enjoy it. I had 4(one died recently while berried...) females who were all berried together, and over the course of about two weeks all but one hatched. That pic is of a female berried for the second time in about a month. You can't see them in the pics, but there are about 30-40 babies swimming around too. Thanks for the compliment!Very nice. Your shrimp must love the bowl a lot, I can see a berried female in the pic.
Yes. Not really a problem at this time of year, we'll see what happens in the winter.Room temp? No filter? and sunlight from a window?
How often do you water change?
Thanks! You should build one. Very low maintainence and only takes about 2-3 hours depending on what/how fast you can plant. The bowl I got at Michael's craft store. This is the 10 inch dia. bowl, and they also have an 8 inch dia. You can use your leftover substrate, and any random desk lamp with a new bulb in it. Obviously I added some wood at a price, but it isn't necessary. Good luck if you decide to build one.That is just great looking, now I want to build one.
Thanks! No, I don't dose anything. I have seen a little bit of melting/hole-ing with the anubias, but that may have been because it was an older emersed leaf. All the new leaves look great.That is just gorgeous. Do you dose at all? What about algae?
Julia
They are actually red root floaters....
I just got what I believe to be water spangles as a tagalong with another plant order...
Thanks Newman! This is a direct result of your work. Sorry to see the premier bowl being put to rest...this is a great bowl =D