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If we can track your Sulawesi Bandit's back I'd Love to work on them with you! Vang Had his Colony Killed by USPS enroute to next Breeder.

Nobody Ships Sulawesi In COLD WINTER SEASON Best to ship them SPRING. SUMMER AND AUTUMN

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Welcome to the Shrimp Lab! Where all shrimp are homebred and I am striving to create blue shrimp via selective breeding and hybridization! NOTHING IMPORTED, Super Hardy! I've been in the hobby since 2013, and my Genetics are for those seeking to create new shrimp, patterns beyond the common Crystal \ Bee Shrimp ******If you’re really passionate and want an instant colony pm me and we can build you a special package! ******* All homebred, 100% hardier compared to imported shrimp and I’ve kept culls in my community fish tank using tap with no problems From my experience starting with 6-8 shrimp is great for testing the waters, but to really jump into the hobby 20+ Shipping is $15 Insulated Box Priority Mail with Tracking General Parameters for success ------------------------- pH: 6.5 Tds: 120-140 tds I use remineralized RO/DI water gH 4~5 Temp 70-73F ------------------------- All bags come with a little moss for the shrimp to hold onto and graze on during transit +5 for a starter pack of food Cardinia Limited quantities but i’ll try to include extras where I can ------------------------------------------ Specialty Cardinia Taiwan Bees -They all have the potential to produce Galaxy Pintos!- Bluebolt *mixed* $4 Black King Kong 1-2 bar $5 Redbolt $5 each **Limited about 4 left Extreme black King Kong $12 each ------------------------------------------ Easier Cardinias Golden Bees $3 - SOLD OUT- Crystal Black/brown Mischling $3 ---(Offspring will throw Galaxy pinto, blue bolt, red fishbone ebbk + more!) Low grade Tibee $3 each---(Great for crossing for patterns to make fancy tigers!!) Auratai $8 each ---- *Shrimp which are further down the breeding path for Fancy Tigers Lowgrade blue bolt 3.50 ----------------- Beginner shrimp ~ These shrimp can also be kept at 7.2ph 250+ tds aka Tap water as long as it’s a well cycled tank~ Perfect for beginners I'll Include extras with purchases over 10+ ( i’ll add even more if you get a bunch) [ 10/+3, 20/+6, 30/+10] Crystal Black/brown mischling $3 // Tibees ^ same as above $3 CBS, Snow White, Black Tibees Snails ---------------------- Malaysian Trumpet Snails $ 8 for 20 / $12 for 30+ mixed sizes Rams Horn Snails mixed brown and pink $12 for 20-30+ snails All Plants are Beginner friendly grown in lowtech! Just good lighting ---------------------- Floaters-- Great for Shade, and absorbing nitrates and Ammonia! 98% Duckweed free! All portions may have more that listed as I'm generous with these! Dwarf Water Lettuce - $12 for +25 crowns Redroot Floaters - $15 for around 20+ plants! Amazon Frogbit - $12 20+ plants Mixed Floaters $16 No Duckweed Mixed mosses $12 for a good portion MISC and Stems ------------------------------ Ricca Pure No Bladderwort!*Pearls up with co2 or floats to create an island. $8 for a nice chunk, handball sized**] or $25 for a large mass which can be split for a scape Narrow Leaf Anacharis $6 for a bunch of stems! 10 stems per ------------------------------------------ The Shrimp for Sale carry these genetics and their offspring may produce Pintos and Fancy Tigers High Grade Black Galaxy Pinto, Aura Tiger, Blue Steel, Red Galaxy, Galaxy Fishbone Pinto, Royal Blue Tigers, Extreme Black King kong Bluebolts come from this tank too! The Shrimp LAB, I put a lot of time into this hobby and take it seriously Nothing is Imported!

Any pics of the pintos?

My friend has a forest of bamboo in his backyard which is pesticide free, would anyone be interested in any? Boil them before you use since birds do like to fly through them. They promote good bio-film growth and is what you'd find in their natural streams. $8 for 10 grams (a ziplock bag full.) $3 shipping first class I'll also throw in a sample of my homemade food that my shrimps demolish. They are dense, hold their shapes, and powder up so that the babies can get a chance to eat. Feeding videos posted. If you would like whole packets it would be $15 for 25g $25 for 50g two bags / mix and match. Flux Aquatics ~ Vert. Spirulina, Chollera, Kale, moringa and much more! Flux Aquatics ~ Bordeaux. Anastaxin, Açai berry, bee pollen, Nopal cactus, Oat grass, and more! All Ingredients sourced from an organic food co-op. video-1516847823.mp4

Chlorine evaporates in a few hours while Chloramine takes days. Personally as a shrimp keep I always have 25 gallons of RO/DI on hand at all times. I bred neos for 2 years when I started off tap the same way i'd advise others, a friend of mine in NYC breeds CRS in his tap same method.

Check your tap to see if there is any nitrates in it. I would not use any conditioners, I would age my tap water so that the chlorine can breathe out. General rule of thumb, you'd want zero nitrates. The GH in my opinion seems to be a tad high. Generally I'd keep neos between 5-7gh. Tds around 200-250.

But wouldn't this method also introduce foreign bacteria into your tank? I've had a vibro bacterial infection in one of my tanks awhile back when I had my neos and introduced Oebts from aquabid. My guess is that when I added in the mosses and plants that my shrimp were shipped with it infected my tank. I would assume you fill the breeder box with some of the original water right? The neos dropped like flies and heads turned an orange/reddish internally. I had to act fast and treat with oxytetracycline, which I believe every shrimp keeper should have next to an incubator.

The offspring are in the 1st pic. They are blue and brownish like all the stardust's you see everyone in the US sell. The blue can be drawn out by breeding and feeding more spirulina / cyanobacteria based foods.

I have homebred shrimp for sale Stardust shrimp $8 ea original stock from Ben Buckley parents are shown, so the shrimps you'll get will have the genes for them. I'm still trying to figure out how to bring out the speckles. It is possible it's developed when they are adults. CRS/CBS mischlings with red zebra fishbone genes, erkk, ebb, ebbk, shadow pandas may also have tibee genes. $3 ea. Homemade shrimp food I have been working on shrimp food for awhile and finally achieved what I believe to be guys all made in small batches. The prices heavily reflect on the ingredients I sourced, I don't make that much from the food but I want to share this with the community. My shrimps prefer this over commerical foods when split tested them for interest on opposite sides of the tank after fasting for 2 days. Flux Aquatics Vert A spirulina rich food with Chollera, Wheat grass, dandelion, alfalfa and more. $12 for 20 grams. Flux Aquatics Bordeaux It's a hybrid of key components you'd find for improving red coloration and supplementing the shrimps immunesystem. A blend of ingredients you'd find in shrimp nature brown and red but with my own recipie. $15 for 20 grams I also accept crypto currency. I will give bonus shrimp if you pay in DOGE COINS! Shipping is $15 for shrimp. $3 for food alone. DOA coverage with a photo of dead shrimp inside the bag. Please check your weather as well. All shrimp are shipped in insulated boxes and breather bags.

Price for blue steels?

Identifiable clean mosses I have are... Peacock Quell willow moss *native to the USA* Queen moss Fissidens *the common one* Let me know if your interested. I also have some Wild mosses I picked from the streams around me. They're in my shrimp tanks and I took care of sanetizing and quarentining them.

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I wouldn't really dismiss being blind as a reason to why they wouldn't eat shrimplets. Usually blind organisms have other means of "seeing" From what I've seen with other blind organisms, they sense by smell, or feel with vibrations. Personally as a breeder. I would never keep fish and shrimp together, since you're adding more variables to cause something to go wrong. Whether its passively stressing them out, or disturbing shrimps when it comes time for feeding.