25 April 2011 - Some New Family Members

[Fat Homer]

I kept some before but they doesn't survive well like the CRS under my care. Guess I got no luck with the sulawesi....

Interesting... maybe its your too used to keeping CRS, and now can't keep the easier species

They are a piece of cake. Never had so few deaths in a shrimp tank

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Interesting... i guess it depends on water?

You should also have a heater in your tank during winter. But it will be better if the chiller is collecting temp info of the tank by an external probe than the build in one.

I guess in the US it might be a little different... with the cooler climates and all, so maybe a chiller isn't necessarily needed...

 

[Koji]

Interesting... maybe its your too used to keeping CRS, and now can't keep the easier species

I guess in the US it might be a little different... with the cooler climates and all, so maybe a chiller isn't necessarily needed...

Maybe I'm so used to keeping Cardinals. But the state got 4 season thus there will always be hot weather. A chiller will definately benefit.

 

[Koji]

2 smaller Snow White of mine.

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[Koji]

I shifted my yellow shrimps into my FR tank. See them so happy.

Also found another tiger berried. But very little eggs...

Then one of my favourite CRS pose for me.

Then the close up I tried on my snow white and cherry

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[Poloboy]

very nice

 

[Koji]

very nice

Thanks. You should try rearing them too. It's addictive.

 

[Fat Homer]

your close up detail shots never cease to amaze me...

 

[Koji]

your close up detail shots never cease to amaze me...

Thanks. Not as good as professional kinda picture taking.

 

[Koji]

A decent photo shoot of the greenish shrimp in my FR tank

My berried mama FR

Close up of the little pac man

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[Koji]

I got Sakura cross with Fire Red. The offsprings look like these. Although still got a lot more in there but it's kinda hard to get them close to the front for picture taking...

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