April 2010

  1. Birth to Berry – Yellow Shrimp Edition

    I observed some yellow shrimp, from birth to berry the same way I have observed Blue Pearl Shrimp and Tiger Shrimp.  And today I have all the results of the Yellow Shrimp observations:
  2. Breeding Tiger Shrimp (A detailed experience)

    There has be a lot of talk lately on a few of the message boards I frequent about difficulties breeding Tiger Shrimp (Caridina sp.).  Why are there so many people having trouble breeding this shrimp?
  3. American Glass Shrimp Breeding Program (update #5)

    After observing my 2 100% captive raised berried females for a while now I have decided to move them to their own aquarium in preparation for the larval hatch.
  4. American Glass Shrimp Breeding Program (update #4)

    It has been a while since I last updated this series. But today is an important day in it!
  5. American Glass Shrimp Breeding Program (Update #3)

    The young shrimp have started to grow a little more rapidly now and have started to display a more aggressive feeding response.  They will gather around a food pellet and begin to eat with in a few short minutes of the pellet being added to the aquarium. 
  6. American Glass Shrimp breeding program (update #2)

    On October 22 the larva morphed into their adult form.  That was a little under a week of larval stage.  Now that they have morphed they are now kept in a 2.5-gallon aquarium to establish a breeding population.
  7. American Glass Shrimp breeding program (update #1)

    The first larva have been found in the American Glass Shrimp aquarium.  I was able to separate a few from the main tank into their own dedicated rearing container.  They will be kept in a small container and fed powdered Spirulina and decapsulated brine shrimp eggs until they morph into an adult form.
  8. American Glass Shrimp breeding program

    The American Glass Shrimp is the most common dwarf shrimp in the aquarium hobby.  It is most often sold at local fish stores as a feeder shrimp and because of its feeder status it is often mistreated.  The poor shipping methods used when dealing with feeder shrimp and over crowded holding aquariums often lead this […]
  9. What is a Ghost Shrimp?

    One of the most commonly sold shrimp in the freshwater aquarium hobby is what is labeled as the “ghost shrimp”. Most of the time these shrimp are sold a feeders for larger fish, but on the rare occasion they are given the respect they deserve and are sold as pets.
  10. To Hybridize or not to Hybridize, That is the Question! (part 3)

    Over the past few days I have been discussing Hybridization of Dwarf Shrimp and attempting to show my arguments against it. Today I am going to attempt to refute arguments for it. Here are a few of the arguments for hybridization that I have come across.

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