H hybridtheoryd16 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Nov 28, 2007 2,962 4 38 kentucky Oct 23, 2008 #1 i would like to add some shrimp to my brakish set-up. Does anyone know if there are any that can handle brakish on the high side. Like a sg of 1.015.-----------thanks alot
i would like to add some shrimp to my brakish set-up. Does anyone know if there are any that can handle brakish on the high side. Like a sg of 1.015.-----------thanks alot
Pyramid_Party Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 6, 2008 4,916 4 68 Monterey, CA Oct 23, 2008 #2 dont know, but I know theres some crabs you can go with.
SalmonAfrica Candiru MFK Member Feb 23, 2008 470 1 48 33 South Africa Oct 23, 2008 #3 Usually the 'ghost shrimp' you buy from shops as live food are the brackish variety - but not always. Amanos can tolerate brackish water - in fact their young need brackish water to survive. I wouldn't go full brackish though... just in case.
Usually the 'ghost shrimp' you buy from shops as live food are the brackish variety - but not always. Amanos can tolerate brackish water - in fact their young need brackish water to survive. I wouldn't go full brackish though... just in case.
D Dragon cqzzzzz< Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 26, 2008 299 0 0 Illinois Oct 23, 2008 #4 Opae ula (Halocaridina rubra) do best in brackish water. They're tiny though. 1/2" red shrimps.
H hybridtheoryd16 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Nov 28, 2007 2,962 4 38 kentucky Oct 24, 2008 #5 Thanks for the info
C Cichlaholics Anonymous Polypterus MFK Member May 23, 2006 8,160 16 92 Miami, Florida Oct 24, 2008 #6 Fiddler crabs are an option for brackish semi-aquatic tanks, although obviously not shrimp, still crustaceans
Fiddler crabs are an option for brackish semi-aquatic tanks, although obviously not shrimp, still crustaceans