Last week i got a 5gl aquarium, I have 6 ghost shrimps, they took some feets and antenaes from the smaller one, that happened in the plastic bag when i was travelling home, lucky he is regenerating and is in good shape. Yes they ate she shed shell of one that was mmm growing. They hunt for food, and hunt for tetras, my poor neon tetras... Expensive meal...
@AndTheWorldSoared I wish I could set up an aquaponic-shrimps based system, that's why. Do you know about a shrimp specy that can be both bred and eaten ?
@111olbap Nope. Ghost shrimp have been known to hunt down smaller fish on occasion. "It has been observed that at warmer temperature, this Shrimp becomes very active and sometimes turns aggressive enough to attack other small animals."
@Henripostant I know Giant Malaysian Prawns are edible. You'd want to get them small and then fatten them up, though, because full grown ones are pricey.
Ten days on and my new, first of several I hope, Crystal Red is doing great. It's the Scottish water. They like to wedge themselves in this mini plastic bush I gave them.
@Henripostant They're shorter than an inch long, I don't know why you would want to. The big oceanic shrimp people eat are very different than the little aquarium ones.
@daveforfun22 If you are thinking the same about human evolution, I have to say you are wrong. In the world of the shrimp, where being bigger means you have lesser chances of being eaten, then what you said is true. However, we have taken away the need to survive predators a long time ago. One of the reasons why "bigger" humans may be attractive is partly genetic, that is true, but also the simple reason that it shows they have put in some effort in some way.
@daveforfun22 ...such as time working out at the gym. They have dedicated time to keeping themselves in good physical condition. A "smaller" human that puts in effort to improving something, whether it is on their physical or mental side, can have just as much value than a "bigger" one. This is how money works. It quantifies how much time and effort you have put in, and gives you return for that, regardless of your genetics..
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They're so cute!
Oh wow. Absolutely gorgeous. I love this. I want to try my hand at this. You got a subber lol.
Very beautiful shrimps :)
This looks simply beautiful, they remind me of micro cows in a field.
Beautiful shrimp and tank! Really wish I had some dwarf baby tears carpeted like that. Might try it on my next tank I get :)
Last week i got a 5gl aquarium, I have 6 ghost shrimps, they took some feets and antenaes from the smaller one, that happened in the plastic bag when i was travelling home, lucky he is regenerating and is in good shape.
Yes they ate she shed shell of one that was mmm growing.
They hunt for food, and hunt for tetras, my poor neon tetras... Expensive meal...
Wow, they look beautiful, is that specie not cannibal?? I have seen some canibalism in bigger shrimps.
How come some of the baby shrimp are black? Do you keep the red crystal shrimp with another kind of shrimp?
Brautiful shrimps!
Is the first shrimp on the food a CR cull or a CR and CB mut?
wouldn't the crs and cbs interbreed and the result in the end will likely be a bunch of low grade cbs?
what kind of filter would you recommend for them?
dude is the CRS shrimp do mix in the black one? and wat if they were breed? black and red???
0:48 I MUST GO! MY PEOPLE, THEY NEED ME!! hahaha
What kind of substrate did you use?
@Cromaxus thank you very much! I will try to buy the feeding tongs since I have no clue were to get the turkey baster :p
@AndTheWorldSoared I wish I could set up an aquaponic-shrimps based system, that's why. Do you know about a shrimp specy that can be both bred and eaten ?
Sehr schöne Aufnahmen!
Greetings from germany!
@DaRealMaverick
Those are Crystal Blacks and Crystal Reds, a lot of times you'll get both from breeding reds or blacks.
0:56 shrimp cowboy ,yee haaaaaw
is that home made food?
@111olbap Nope. Ghost shrimp have been known to hunt down smaller fish on occasion. "It has been observed that at warmer temperature, this Shrimp becomes very active and sometimes turns aggressive enough to attack other small animals."
is that shrimp frash water
anyone know the list of plants in the aquarium? if so many thanks
Are they under water? Your waters so flear i cant tell :P
Love your vid. I am trying to breed crystals too. They are so cool!
Crystal Black Shrimp come from Crystal Red Shrimp, CRS + CBS = Mostly Black with a few red. Cbs+ Cbs = almost all black with 2-3 red
Help me please, my cardinal tetra's eet my shrimp food( sinking flakes) before my shrimp can eat them, what do I do?
@Henripostant I know Giant Malaysian Prawns are edible. You'd want to get them small and then fatten them up, though, because full grown ones are pricey.
can you actually eat those?
Ten days on and my new, first of several I hope, Crystal Red is doing great. It's the Scottish water. They like to wedge themselves in this mini plastic bush I gave them.
How much do these shrimp cost?
Wat type o plant is that for the aquarium?
@Henripostant They're shorter than an inch long, I don't know why you would want to. The big oceanic shrimp people eat are very different than the little aquarium ones.
what type of grass is that? HELP
Anyone know what carpeting plant that is?
would have to fry up over 2000 of em to have somewhat of a meal xD
What kind of plant is that?
It is Dwarf Baby Tears! In my shrimp videos you can see them scavenge through baby tear. I've found it to be their favorite!
@CzarWilkins You sure you're not just seeing them eat shed shells
@CzarWilkins Try getting crystal red shrimp instead.
@daveforfun22 If you are thinking the same about human evolution, I have to say you are wrong. In the world of the shrimp, where being bigger means you have lesser chances of being eaten, then what you said is true. However, we have taken away the need to survive predators a long time ago. One of the reasons why "bigger" humans may be attractive is partly genetic, that is true, but also the simple reason that it shows they have put in some effort in some way.
良い餌があれば紹介してください！！！
@Henripostant they are like 5cm big lol, not much food outta that
Hemianthus Callitrichoides (HC), i suppose.
Looks very much like "hemianthus callitrichoides" or "Cuba" with its more popular name...
Mine eat a piece of bread and they are good.
@daveforfun22 ...such as time working out at the gym. They have dedicated time to keeping themselves in good physical condition. A "smaller" human that puts in effort to improving something, whether it is on their physical or mental side, can have just as much value than a "bigger" one. This is how money works. It quantifies how much time and effort you have put in, and gives you return for that, regardless of your genetics..
Some of very nice color! Check out my shrimps! Continuously posting.
you're not helping....Lol
@trueblu8 No luck so far here!!
@daveforfun22 are you still alive are you are you ARE YOU STILL ALIVE ?
@daveforfun22 LOL!
do it no balls
if you like crs then vote down suksessimakui
@supafly77test I'm not dead.
@suksessimakui You disgust me :P
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