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Hello Everyone, 

I'm wondering who here keeps royal blue tigers, what are their parameters that they keep them in, and what type of substrate the use. Thanks!

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I used to keep it in neos parameters.

 

I use pool sand as substrate.

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Is petco regular black sand fine?

 

I don't like it.

 

It release oil film to the surface.

and for blue shrimp, pool sand is better choice.

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I have five tanks in the black Petco sand with no trouble but I agree that the blues are better in pool sand. I made that mistake and moved all my blues to the pool sand pretty quickly.

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How much for the pool sand and where. Also I have so many petco sand I don't use and I don't want it to go to waste

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We pay $11.00 for 50lbs for pool sand. The only reason I put my blues on it versus the black is so we can see them. My Bloody Marys, Neon Yellows, Red Tigers, and Tangerine Tigers are all on black. OEBTs and Blue Dream are on pool and I may switch the Red Tigers to pool too for better visibility.

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I have two colonies going at the moment. 

 

180 TDS, 6 GH, 3 KH

 

They are in eco-complete substrate which is basically crushed lava stones I believe. The small nooks and crannies provide a bit more surface area for micro fauna to grow, they are constantly picking through the substrate.  

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I paid $4 for 50lbs bag from HD

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I have never kept RBT, but I did keep OEBT with my Taiwan Bee Tank. They did fantastic, just be sure to take your time in acclimating them. 

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Tigers like cool temps best.  70F to 72F is best in my opinion.

Ive kept them in higher but they didn't do well and didn't breed.  Tigers like OEBT and Royal Blues take a bit of time to like their environments before breeding, not like CRS.

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