jerrich Posted January 5, 2015 Report Posted January 5, 2015 Hello folks.... My friends breathing has come to a complete stop. He has bin keeping shrimp for about 2 years. Now he hasent seen a shrimp with eggs for 5 going on 6 months. I bought some mischling f1 from him and some spottet head and all are breathing in my tanks. it is not only in 1 tank he has the problem it is in all of his tanks we have about the same parameters MS,ph and temp. He swapped some shrimp with another friend whom also have succes breething but still no luck in his own tanks. He has Kept a close eye on the parameters. MS/US 200. Ph. 6.3 temp. 23 celcius. They all get a variant og CFS and shrimp king. And he has tried. raising the temp. no luck. Moving them to a fresh setup tank. No luck. Adding fresh shrimp. No luck. Adding Borneo wild dance. No luck. Does eany og you guyes have eany idea to start op the breathing again...? Sorry for the spelling.. ☺ Quote
shrimpfreak Posted January 5, 2015 Report Posted January 5, 2015 I can't quite remember what it is called but this happens in old tanks maybe someone else knows more about it. In Japan the breeders switch tanks and start knew ones a lot because of this. Sorry I couldn't be of more help Quote
Greenteam Posted January 5, 2015 Report Posted January 5, 2015 I think others will get low times of breeding. I don't know why it would not start again if he does a new fresh tank. Maybe just time will tell. Quote
shrimpfreak Posted January 5, 2015 Report Posted January 5, 2015 Hello folks.... My friends breathing has come to a complete stop. He has bin keeping shrimp for about 2 years. Now he hasent seen a shrimp with eggs for 5 going on 6 months. I bought some mischling f1 from him and some spottet head and all are breathing in my tanks. it is not only in 1 tank he has the problem it is in all of his tanks we have about the same parameters MS,ph and temp. He swapped some shrimp with another friend whom also have succes breething but still no luck in his own tanks. He has Kept a close eye on the parameters. MS/US 200. Ph. 6.3 temp. 23 celcius. They all get a variant og CFS and shrimp king. And he has tried. raising the temp. no luck. Moving them to a fresh setup tank. No luck. Adding fresh shrimp. No luck. Adding Borneo wild dance. No luck. Does eany og you guyes have eany idea to start op the breathing again...? Sorry for the spelling.. [emoji5] woops I didn't see you said he moved them to a new set, must be something else then. Quote
JamesHe Posted January 5, 2015 Report Posted January 5, 2015 What's substrate he is using? What type of shrimp he is keeping? How big is the tank? Quote
JamesHe Posted January 5, 2015 Report Posted January 5, 2015 Last guess, he get all males or all females Quote
Puddles Posted January 6, 2015 Report Posted January 6, 2015 I entered this thread to tell you if breathing has stopped please call 911! Blue Crown Aquatic Trade, chibikaie and RyeGuy411 3 Quote
Blue Crown Aquatic Trade Posted January 6, 2015 Report Posted January 6, 2015 When I read the first sentence my first thought was " shouldn't you be calling for help or giving your friend CPR instead of posting on Shrimpspot!!!!" Shrimpie, RyeGuy411 and shrimpfreak 3 Quote
jerrich Posted January 6, 2015 Author Report Posted January 6, 2015 Spelling can be quiet a promblem for me sometimes. Even in my own language but i must admit that was quiet a funny misspell.. For soils he use ada soils and akadama. The shrimps. Pinto. KK. OEBT. Royal blue. Tibbe + a couple more. I bought his mishling f1 and they startede breading in my tank but not in his tanks. The tanks range from 25 Liters to 128 Liters. Pretty sure they are all not the same sex. Then all off the males or females would have died since they have bread before. ☺ Quote
chibikaie Posted January 8, 2015 Report Posted January 8, 2015 That is odd indeed. My suspicion would be on the source water, or an airborne contaminant. I would also wonder if there has been a season change. I know in North America a reduction in breeding occurs often in the fall and winter, even if the shrimp are indoors. Quote
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