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  1. A cool little shout out to aquarium coop from reef builders https://reefbuilders.com/2022/04/28/aquarium-co-op-power-head/
  2. Forgot to update all your salty sea pirates I started a reef tank 2 weeks ago in a Waterbox 20 cube
  3. @Odd Duck since you called dibs do you actually want my crypt. It’s probably twice the size and there are multiple rhizomes I can post a picture tomorrow. I’m going to swap this tank for a reef tank after ski season so I will break it down in April ish. But I would hate to toss it.
  4. Are the raccoon tiger shrimp kept in normal cardinia parameters
  5. Any idea what this little white blob snail like thing can be?
  6. There isn’t any noticeable decrease in flow rate after I installed the diffuser
  7. Will introducing a 1/2 inch online diffuser to my 3/8 inch hose on my canister filter with short pieces of half inch and 3/8 to 1/2 couplers kill the flow of my oase filtosmart 60?
  8. This thread is making me want to dive in and become a salty person
  9. No they all ended up growing fungus and turning white. I suspect a little methyl blue would have kept them clean
  10. @Mmiller2001 Did you replace the eco complete? If so what did you swap to?
  11. A couple eggs looked like they were forming fungus so I pulled them from the tumbler. Then added a catappa leave to the tank to try and limit any more fungus.
  12. The water in the container was slightly cloudy by the morning so I ended up getting a ziss egg tumbler. So the eggs are happily hanging out in a water flow
  13. @Guppysnail thanks I will keep everyone updated. My guess is inexperience mother as all my shrimp were juvenile and had no saddles when I got them so I believe most of my shrimp are starting to carry eggs for the first time.
  14. Today while watching my shrimp tank (fairly new tank have only had 2 females get berried) I saw a fresh molt and all the males swimming around so I sat and watched for a while and saw one of my females moving her eggs from her saddle to her underbelly. When I checked back in 10 minutes later I saw she had dropped most of her eggs still carry 5 or so but I saw the eggs she dropped. So I grabbed a pipette and was able to gently suck up the eggs. After I grabbed the eggs I grabbed my specimen container and filled it with tank water and threw in an air stone in it. It’s currently sitting next to the tank. My main tank doesn’t have a heater so I’m guessing I don’t need to heat the container. I only have a 5 gallon tank so I’m not sure if an egg tumbler will fit. Do you guys thing this set up has a chance of success if I change the water out daily? Any advice on how to give these guys a fighting chance.
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