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Inside the $5000 a Month Shrimp Breeding Side Hustle. Full Video on the Channel!
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- Inside the Shrimp Breeding Side Hustle... Crazy!
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he sells them to other people who buy them to try and start the same side hustle LOL
That's actually smart
Open pyramid scheme lmao
Not gonna last long,there was a crawfish trend in indonesia where the demand is from people who wanna breed and sell the crawfish.breeding is so easy .my dad was in on the hustle so the moment he notcied a decrease in the crawfish's value,he sold every single crawfish to another crawfish farmer and never looked back.not long after the market for crawfish crashed to the ground
or to people who actually just want shrimp
@@Idiotwithphone crashed to the ground"
How? Did people stop eating it?
I just gave away 30+ neocaridina shrimp of various colors because they breed too much in my betta 5g tank. It started with a yellow and a black one. Ended up with every color. I couldn't find anywhere to sell them. So I posted online for free and only two people responded.
That’s because mixed colors turn brown eventually. Nobody wants mixed bro shrimp. Best to keep them separated and in a species tank if you wanna make profit.
30? Hah amateur 😂I have more than 500+ neocaridina that i bred myself in my 30 gallon tank
You know, with caridina, different story is not a strange phenomena
@@Billy426.feel better yet?
@@Billy426.damn. Save some girls for us.
I've just seen this video again and it made me even more angry. This is NOT a side hustle, you CAN NOT consistently get Caridina shrimp to breed unless you know exactly what you're doing.
Yes, you're right, based on my experience breeding caridina shrimps
And selling them is also a problem
@@ABHI-fg4ky why?
Because their price dropped?
Just a little note .. caridina shrimps ( those in your video ) are among the most sensitive and most difficult freshwater creatures to keep and breed
Neo is easier
@@999wavesthat's what he is saying
@@Imyourmoose oh you noticed too?
Not too bad if you start with distilled/RO water. There are defo much harder freshwater creatures such as Sulawesi shrimp
i love caridina however i dont want to use ro water 😭 so neos it is!
I can’t even feed myself every day let alone some shrimp 😂😂
They practically feed themselves and clean their own tank
@@denmark23truth tho
Good news. You don't have to feed them.
I feed my shrimp once a week.
Forest gump living out bubbas dream😂
And how does he market or find buyers
Not enough buyers tho unless you have high grade shrimps
this isnt true
Not true. Shrimps are in high demand because ppl tend to buy em in a bulk
Low grade shrimp actually sell more. Its far cheaper and most people just want shrimps in their tank and dont care about grades
I wonder, has anyone thought of bulk breeding basic brown ones and selling lots cheaply as "feeder" shrimp for larger fish?
look up ghost shrimp. stores sell em for under $0.75. Can't see much profits from something like that. They'll probably give you a quarter each or something@@hydrocooledcarrot
So a shrimp pimp
Can’t wait to start selling my shrimp!!! Have lots of babies in a few tanks.
Question: Do you have to do anything specific to get them to breed or just give them good condition and wait?
@@keekaro thank you what are some optimal water parameters because I can’t seem to find a stable answer to the question
@@MoldyCheeseGamin Sorry for the text wall I will try to get as much as I can ^-^
First off I want to specify I breed different breeds of neocaridina shrimp, specify red crystals and jades. The shrimp seen in this video are cardinia breeds and I haven't bred those but they do need different requirements then neos.
All shrimp no matter the species, are very very sensitive to water changes, Its less about optimal parameters and more about consistent parameters. For example, a dramatic water change like more the 25% may stress or kill the animals or stop them from breeding.
I breed my shrimp in slightly tannic water as I like having leaf litter around for them to hide and feed on, because of this the ph goes around 6.8 to 7, it is critical that there isn't too much of a drastic ph fluctuation, but do NOT chase a ph, it never ends well. Temp is important to keep consistent as well, Ive found neos are most comfortable at around 70 f but this can change, just NEVER fluctuate the temperature top fast, if a heater is in a tank remember the water should be about the same temp as the new water during water change.
Shrimp are very sensitive to ammonia and nitrites, remember always cycles an aquarium completely before adding shrimp and test thoroughly. They are far less hardy then fish with cycling.
Something not many people talk about, if the water doesn't have enough minerals shrimp may have trouble molting, causing the "ring of death" where a shrimp is unable to molt and will die. Crushed coral helps tremendously with this and I would definitely recommend.
Not many people mention this but neos and cardiniad best food source is algea, and a tank with a lot of algea growth is going to perform amazing off the bat, a good way for algea to grow is by fish poop, if you do add fish remember to add a lot of hiding places such as java moss and pick either herbivores or small schooling fish like chilli rasboras however the tank mush be at least 10 gallons and this is not required.
Remember to give your shrimp an inch of substrate, as not doing so stresses them out.
Remember to water change once a week or week and a half if its not bioactive
I hope this helps, I know I gave more information then you asked but a lot of videos dont give that critical information, hope you consider it! is really rewarding!
@@keekaro Thank you so so much!! That is all the info I’ve been looking for amazing explanation!
@@MoldyCheeseGamin absolutely
Do not do this if you don't know anything about fishkeeping. You will kill them over and over again.
This was an amazing interview! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Title: 5000, ends with 500 per month 😂😂
Per tank
Although the video did show more than 10 tanks
@@AetherlyFox your right
Shrimp for eating, like, restaurant menu items or for feeding other marine animals like mantis shrimp or something?🦐🍤
Caring for shrimp isn’t the same as caring for fish, it takes more care and patience. They are very delicate animals and very picky with their water parameters. Mine have not made it past a couple of weeks. Some have lasted 1-2 days and I know a little bit about fish keeping. It’s a good money making hobby of you’re willing to put time into caring for them so your money doesn’t get flushed down the toilet…
They're really not hard to care for. You clearly did something wrong if they're dying in one day
@@crystalaquatica6402 I said what I said from my own experience and from others I’ve watched on TH-cam. I’m not the only one whose had this issue.
@@crystalaquatica6402 that's depending on where you live (your water) and which shrimps? Generally caridina is way more difficult than neocaridina
Gotta use RO water and remineralize it after. Sounds like you tried tap and found out you don’t have tap water good enough to keep shrimp.
@@01ECLIPSIFY10 I think the others that have the same issue as you are in the same sort of mental FISH BOWL as you. As stated earlier and unless certain species, these really are not difficult to care for and most tolerate a large range of paramater. It's more likely you just being naturally incompetent rather than the shrimp being delicate
Where do you sell your shrimp?
How the fuck he keep his tanks sooo clean tho ? Lmao
Anyone noticed these cute ramshrom snails? 😊
I used to trade shrimp to my LHS for store credit. Also traded assassin snails, plants, CPDs, etc.
Fun fact, some of the more common and hardy aquarium shrimp, like cherry shrimp, are even easier to take care of than said in the video. For mine just clean it twice a week, throw a heater in and they’ve been breeding like crazy. I don’t even add extra food for the because they just eat algae
Its all fun and games until the shrimp die because you put new water in that is just slightly off their parameters and they molt too soon 😩
I have shrimp. Yes, for anyone asking who buys, its a whole hobby and people pay crazy amounts for rare lines. But its not a side hustle to get into to get rich quick, you've got to legitimately love the little guys. Not even saying that to be a softie, shrimp are just VERY fragile and a lot of research is needed. Its a hobby that can potentially pay for itself...but a LOT of beginner mistakes can cost you the whole tank. I'm still new and I have to reset mine soon. Never intended to sell mine they're just pets.
And anyway once you get in that deep where youre selling fancy grade shrimp... chances are the money you make selling shrimp goes into getting more tanks and shrimp lol its an addiction
Genuine question, who buys the shrimp off this guy
I have…and didn’t even realize it until I saw the video and was like “wait a minute-“ lol
I buy much from lots of breeders, and me too is the breeder
Shrimp spa where you bathe in a big tank and they clean you, when?
#5 plastic bins at Walmart 20 liters for 5 bucks with a lid.. you dont need $100 tanks
Tbh the shrimp side hustle was probably one of the best I've ever had
Yeah but..who buys the shrimp?
That's what i was wondering
I buy shrimp ALL THE TIME.
At least once a week.
Consumer?
aquarium hobbyists, personally I buy some shrimp online and they r super healthy, these shrimps are super popular and you won’t believe some breeders tanks
@@ericolens3 y
A bag of shrimps is way cheaper at Walmart and it brings a lot more Shrimps.
That's 9 dollars an hour before you even factor in cost......
You don’t have to do anything though.. it’s passive income. I run 2, 6 gallon tanks at the moment. Which can’t really produce much since they are small. But in only about a month, I’ve sold about a hundred dollars in plant clippings.. I’m sure it could be much more if I was breeding high end shrimp.
Except everyone would rather do this and grow their shrimp farm overtime making even more than 9 an hour overtime than working at a factory and sweating in harsh conditions for other people and getting a raise every 6-8 months
@@yuhntizo4743 Wow didn’t know you spoke for everyone, that’s cool. I haven’t worked for $9 an hour since I was a teenager
@@bailmasterflex probably because it’s illegal to get paid that much lol..
@@TheShortsKingdom97 minimum wage is $7.25 in most states… all the information you could possibly want at your finger tips and you’re too lazy to do some research before making a comment…..lol
For anyone who gonna try this it is not that easy. And red pinto shrimp need cool water so if ur pllace is hot u have to have ac on 24/7 or a chiller
I love when people make it out like getting rid of a product, in this case (live shrimp) is easy to do. Selling whatever it is you have to people on a very regular basis is extremely hard to do. Especially at any high level ( making a living on it)
Not a bad gig, if the have the money for the trial and error.
You'll need a few tanks to start to hit the numbers mentioned. Also private market shrimp go for around 2$, with lfs selling for less than 10$. Online rates are competitive too. Also breeding rates are overly optimistic
When insecticide the room, shrimps most easy died. 😢
I need some shrimp
thanks we are working
So buy for £20 and sell for £15? So you're diluting the market? Nice one 👍
I NEED SHRIMP
Bruh thats crazy
I would buy Argentine Shrimp which sells
For $35 a bag at food stores since they taste like Lobster!
I buyed 2 ghost shrimp and now I have 8
Says $5000 a month and then proceeds to say 500 lol
he said 500 a week per tank
Better breed for own consume / That equals $1,490 on meals p/m
It worked out for me ❤
I don't want to make money I just want my shrimp to live. I'm so bummed. They don't survive during shipping?? Only a couple why
Wasn't gonna breed shrip went to catch bait and caught 30 fresh water shrimp 😮
If you are learning this from this video, I guarantee your investment/tank will be a total loss.
If I just wanna keep them what do I do with the babies?
Where can I buy?
Try and find out yourself if it is so easy 😂😂😂🔥💶🔥
It's not!
And caridina shrimps is not always easy 😊
They need air pump ?
Im trying this starting with crystal reds tho
Who you sell them to?pet stores
This mf acting like this isnt an expensive investment, also buying a bunch of shrimp and breeding them into a different subspecies could probably make you more money but it would take more effort.
Why everything gotta be a hustle. His tanks look like shit so sad
wow amazing beautiful
Cant u take a male and a female from each tank and add them into another tale and keep doing that to get more and be more stable and then maybe start looking for genetic changes and then breed them to make “custom” like they do crawfish lol😂
Can i breed shrimps in vancouver island , and if yes , from where do i grt them?
Hmmm... I suggest to check online for any retailer near you, sir.
Please be careful with caridina species,
Maybe you want to try with cheap neocaridina species for first
Can you eat them if they dont sell?
No there really tiny like if you think popcorn shrimp are small wait till you see neocaradinas
@volturnianlobster9350 ok, so tank only gotcha 👌 😊
Would you guys recommend duckweed for the tank with shrimp?
Maybe salvinia,Duckweed is just not the best plant to keep in general because of its growth rate
I’ve heard they lIke it creates a lot of biofilm
BS $500 if lucky 🤓
Exaggerated
How many shrimps needed to feed an adult?
These shrimps arent food, they are pets, but idk
Approximately 4-500. ;)
@@UnicornsExist17 that's an expensive snob food!
Great 👍
About £1.50 a piece here in the uk.
Bravissimo
Ain't nobody paying $20 per shrimp
you'd be very surprised...those are mid tier priced shrimp lol
Some cost 100 per shrimp lol I seen some go for 350
FYI: people pay >$100-$1k per high tier shrimp
Attention please this caridina species, don't try if you not learn first, ok, you've been warned
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Bearded dragons will get you wayyyyy more cash. Some breeeds can go for 1k+ if you get like a hypo or coloured leatherback. Each time they will lay upto 90 eggs sooo yeahhhhhh :)
But what's the cost in time and setup compared to shrimp?
@@crypticgamma6308 oh idk. I didn’t tally things up but I had a $100 incubator I got for $40 and substrate was probably another 40, when they hatched I’d just put them all in a big box with a log in the middle and some cheap uvb lights with a ceramic heater. For food their diet when young is mostly protein so crickets which are cheap also could try them dry red pellets to be even cheaper but it’s not expensive after you get everything going. I’m sure shrimp is much easier and cheaper ofc
Bearded dragons take up significantly more space. The bare minimum size you’re meant to house a single adult in, is a 4x2x2 / 120 gallon. Those can be expensive if you’re going with glass or PVC (often times close to $500 per enclosure depending on where you buy from, the lowest I’ve seen is $250-$300), and adults have diets that are a lot more hands-on than shrimp.
They are demanding. They *need* UVB lights, space, and attention. They also do *not* lay 90 eggs at a crack. It’s typically 20. Though they may be paired multiple times over the course of a breeding season.
Not to mention, after each time the female lays eggs, you need to replenish her calcium levels. It’s very exhausting for her, and it’s rough on their bodies.
You’d also have to wait until they’re at least 6 inches long or so to sell them. Anything below that is way too tiny. They’d probably have to be moved into their own individual tubs or enclosures by then, as well.
I do not recommend doing this if you’re not experienced in keeping reptiles, which you unfortunately don’t *exactly* seem to be.
I’m not even going to mention the cost of the pair of bearded dragons themselves. If you want to breed leatherbacks, for instance, you’re going to need a pair of leatherbacks, or for the individuals to have genes that allow for the production of leatherbacks.
That’s going to be expensive. I’m not trying to be an ass, but these two things aren’t really comparable.
I'm good but appreciate the info brotha 🫡
Hold on here. A tank set up ca be free. Just father fish and be calm.
For those who say that shrimps are difficult to keep because of water parameters,i have the same shrimps for 3 months now and i changed the acquarium from gravel to sand,changed water and plants many times,no filter and now filter,theyre still fine and happy
#5 plastic bins at Walmart 20 liters for 5 bucks with a lid.. you dont need $100 tanks