Soothing Shrimp

TiB = crystal x tiger

Pseudo TiB = crystal x serrata

That much tds and unknown gh is going to run havok on the body.

I'd say do a long drip, but then again- I'm overly cautious.

There is a theory that TB is really from TiBs...

Mine don't leak, but I may have been lucky. (?)

They stop breeding, then start disappearing.

I ordered mine too.

Looks like you have the rubber tube on it.  You can hook it up directly to pvc or manifold depending on what you want to do.

What gh are they in already?

Do you know their ph?

Same I have. Like it?

Yep. Even then, strains are kept by many people over multiple generations. What ph works for one may not work for another because of their background.

For safety, 7+ seems to work for all- so that's what we tend to recommend.

What size Alita is that?

Thanks! Our series should be up by the end of October.  I'll keep you posted.

I'm acting in Trailer #2 Saturday.

Here's the first trailer we did a couple months ago.  It was a collaboration between our comedy series Community Theatre and a horror series called Tales of a 5th Grade Zombie Slayer:

It probably has more to do with the MC1R gene being turned on later in life.  That gene is responsible for coloring red hair brown.  It's pretty common for red heads to turn brown heads later in life, just as brunettes tend to go gray.  There's lots of variances with that gene though.

Check out here: http://www.myredhairgene.com/

Thanks for the heads up DetAquarium!  This is by far my favorite shrimp site on the net!

Just for added excitement, we also have ~76,000 posts here.  Lots of information for beginners and experienced shrimpers alike!

Thank you Shrimp Spot for making this a family forum!

It looks like a saddle.

Great to have you here! Welcome to our addiction.

I have to warn ya though, we are enablers!

Congrats!

Thanks. Any way to get a side view?

The jade line that is popular right now was bred from orange.  So, it makes sense you have an occasional throwback with the genes.

I'd say the orange is average grade.

Pic may help.

By the very nature of domestication we force an artificial emvironment on the shrimp. From there selection takes place and the ones that are best suited to the environment are encouraged to procreate.

Welcome to our family.