4ft CRS Tank

[silane]

Originally Posted by samuelphan

Superb quality shrimps there ... better have guard dog outside your shop

haha, got security cameras around

[silane]

Originally Posted by nbx

Very tok-kong shrimps inside the tank, seems like all are of SS grades.

Woa my eyes are filled with envy.....

You have some nice shirmps in your gallery too.

[silane]

Originally Posted by leeruisheng

Isn't the dragon claw carnivorous? So it's safe for shrimplets?

Saw their "pod" before, it is very tiny, maybe just good enough to catch larva stage of shrimps, but not for higher order shrimplet, so is safe.

[TROY041004]

Originally Posted by silane

Here is my newly setup 4ft Crystal Red Shrimp tank. I have no green fingers, I am keeping it simple.




Flora:
- downoi
- 4 types of gu jing
- dragron craw
- Japanese hair grass
- seaweed
- Lilaeopsis sp.
- seaweed
- spiky moss
- unknown fissdent like plant
- unknown plant (help me to ID)

Fauna
- ramhorn snail
- pest snail
- CRS
- zebra otta (up the lorry)




Equipement
- ~1000l/hr canister x 2
- CO2 injection and reactor 3 bubble per second
- surface skimmer
- undergravel filter
- Adasoil Amonzonia

Water Parameter
- pH 6.3
- temperature 26 to 27C (having a problem to keep it cool in that part of a aircon room).

Help me to ID this plant:

It grow from nowhere.

Simply awesome! and expensive CRS you have there.

[silane]

Originally Posted by TROY041004

Simply awesome! and expensive CRS you have there.

Thank troy.

[silane]

Just collected near hino and hino babies from my tanks to form another tank. Actually saw a vast improvement in the high grade breed true ratio and general quality after 3 generations of hinos refinement. I am hopefully that these babies will breed even better hino.



More pictures in my Gallery.

Chiong ahhh !!!!

[ohgnehc]

what solid hinos you have there...

Originally Posted by silane

Just collected near hino and hino babies from my tanks to form another tank. Actually saw a vast improvement in the high grade breed true ratio and general quality after 3 generations of hinos refinement. I am hopefully that these babies will breed even better hino.



More pictures in my Gallery.

Silane,

I've been following your refinement program, I can see the grades of your hino getting better and the genetics seems to be refined further as well. I noticed more white tails, and not to mention super thick white (STW). Good on you for being patient enough to select the better genes to breed. A lot of breeders concentrate mostly on mass, while they get a lot hinos out, the white and red quality is not as good as yours. White quality and thickness is very important nowadays because a lot people can breed hinomaru but with STW, it's not easy.

I've been breeding hinomaru myself from a small pool of crs and it's not easy to get high breed true rate. Your CRS hinomaru breed true rate should be quite high with the stronger and more stabilised genes after few generations.

One more thing, your hinos seems to have good maro too. Saw one fella in the last picture with big maro. Makes me drool~

Just checked your gallery too...wahh...new bone/golden shrimp pictures updated too, wonder when we'll get to see more 'monsters' or mosura.. hehe

Btw, what is that 'candy' that you are feeding them? they seemed to like it alot. What can I have some to try?

Thanks for sharing.

[kel1ng]

Originally Posted by silane

Here is my newly setup 4ft Crystal Red Shrimp tank. I have no green fingers, I am keeping it simple.




Flora:
- downoi
- 4 types of gu jing
- dragron craw
- Japanese hair grass
- seaweed
- Lilaeopsis sp.
- seaweed
- spiky moss
- unknown fissdent like plant
- unknown plant (help me to ID)

Fauna
- ramhorn snail
- pest snail
- CRS
- zebra otta (up the lorry)




Equipement
- ~1000l/hr canister x 2
- CO2 injection and reactor 3 bubble per second
- surface skimmer
- undergravel filter
- Adasoil Amonzonia

Water Parameter
- pH 6.3
- temperature 26 to 27C (having a problem to keep it cool in that part of a aircon room).

Help me to ID this plant:

It grow from nowhere.

bro the plant looks like a young ERIOCAULON SP. 'GOIAS' aka board leave gu jing grass.