Showing posts with label CRS shrimps.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CRS shrimps.. Show all posts

Monday, August 15, 2011

Starting a new set-up of my shrimps tank.

Hi everyone, back again with my new setup tank (45cmx30cmx30cm.)
Plants are mainly java mosses and add a pc. of driftwood and rocks.
This tank is to keep CRS and RCS which can be found in local Fish shop.

The setup date was 2nd. Jun-2011














After a month, the tank has be fully water-cycle and ready to add shrimps.
















The CRS and RCS are in the tank now.


















Red Cherry Shrijmps.



















And now the tank is mature and mosses fully grown.
















Hope you enjoy seeing the pictures and comments are welcome.

Monday, July 7, 2008

2)Shrimps in my tank.

Bought some A grade crs from colourful aquarium.


















This crs shrimps should be constantly busy and active when it's introduce into the tank. If you see the shrimps starts keeping still and not behaving or eating as normal, then the water condition is not right or if you see them swim up and then float and grasp for air or motionless and let themselves get carried by the current then your water is in a state of emergency. Check on the water condition and temperature of the tank with test kits, still many things to learn in order to rear and breed this crs shrimps.



Shrimps moult on a regular basis as the sign of growing. A new shell will be formed which in time will be also be shed and replaced again. So, if you see an empty shrimp shell, you don't have to be alarmed. In fact, just leave it alone and it will be eaten back as a source of calcium. Actually, it is very interesting to see them moult and the shell shed left the image of shrimp alike and many time when I saw one, thought was a dead shrimp. LOL.



Type of food for the crs.





They should be fed a varied diet rich in vegetable matter. It is also good to have moss or riccia in the tank so that they have a ready snack when they are hungry and never starve. They also eat algae but there should not be algae in your tank because if so your nitrates is too high. Algae tablets/pellets for bottom feeders are available at most aquariums. I used to feed them with mosura shrimp food.