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Another question to all who have already Caridina in your Paro tanks: your Paros manage to have offspring I suppose?
Because it’s perhaps possible that the Caridina like fish egg?Hallo Deepin peat,
of course I did transfer my shrimps in the same way as you describe.
What about the oxygen – I have a tchech air lift (don’t know if thats the right word in english …) that brings a lot of air bubbles in the tank. and I have soft water movement even in front of the tank. Not to much for the shrimps, but a bit to give the water a little bit movement and transfers the oxygen…The Paros were not in the tank during our absence, I´ve got them on the return on train to home …
Of course I took out the decomposited plants and made water change every second day .
But perhaps I´ve had a too small amount of shrimps – just 15 animals…
We have changed before we left most of the water and took out plants and decoration to find the last dragonfly larves, and we found two of them, and abaut 15 – 20 shrimps. Perhaps they are still all at the other side of the tank cleaning the foam mat?I could only find out, if I would make stocktaking, but I don´t want to disturb my four Paros …
P.s. And I have two of them, but I dimm them a bit.
In my other tanks the plants grow very well, as yours!
To Stefanie: yes I think I meant by the way ;-), since years I use English again, here in this forum 😉
To Davy: here the description of my LEDs :
Daten der SMD LED Power-Lichtleiste:
Ausführung: 18x 5630 SMD LED
Abstrahlwinkel: ca. 100°
Lichtfarbe: weiß (w)
Betriebsspannung: 12V DC
Leistungsaufnahme: ca. 6,5 Watt
Lichtstrom: ca. 1820 Lumen/m
Farbtemperatur: ca. 6200K
geringer UV-Anteil
Betriebstemperatur: -15°C bis +55°C
Maße: L/B/H 275 x 18 x 7 mm / Einbauhöhe inkl. Kunststoff-Clip: 15 mm
Gehäusefarbe: alu / silber
dimmbar
Energieklasse A
Schutzart IP67
CRI ~ 80Ra
mittlere Lebensdauer: ca. 35.000 Std.On the foto before you can also see the seaweed on the root ..
And here
is my swimming plant disaster .. on the first foto you can see a little part of Ceratopteris…
by the by (or bye the bye?) here a foto of my a nubia in the paro tank … it lives there since three month …
O.k. – one minute each foto …
this is the big male – but it seems that the small male is also very active ….
