I'm from coochbehar but didn't know much about our natural resources , I am surrounded by these habitats and next time for sure I'll try to find these awesome guys..
Really so very well presented video.. i m new to the hobby .. and m nature lover.. i had gone to the river to get leaf litter for my tank..alomg with it came so many shrimps .. different types.. and i just din no wt to do with dem.. as i nvr knew dey too can fit in aquarium... So out of curiosity i had just introduced dem to my planted community tank.. everyday i observe dem.. i dint know their names.. 😊😊 .. everyone on utube emphasizes the ones which u get in shops... Red cherry etc... but .. but des r very beautiful as well .. thank u.. i no atleast now wht i got here.. i have one malaya white back.. he is so shy.. always hiding... Under rocks and leafs... ..❤
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Love the content about our native shrimps. Please cover about fresh water shrimps in river kaveri in karanataka. Ive seen a lot of shrimps the biggest one was around 1.5 inches in length. Unfortunately i couldnt get a closer look at it to see the pattern on it. It was translucent.
I think you like aquatic life and the way you presented it was really superb , I have native riverine shrimp in my 25G tank ,the problem is I don't know the species , Google lens doesn't help much 😭.Thanks 4 d awesome video
they r so beautiful.. recently i caught the wild shrimp from the river in south gujrat.. Blk shrimp,green,blue.. but they have light colour.Only black colour shrimp hs dark colour.
Thanks for the information Himanshu. Which river or exact location can you tell? We travel around in search of wild fauna and may try to visit if possible :)
Same shrimps can be found in streams of Konkan, Maharashtra. Green Shrimp, Rainbow Shrimp and the brown one are more common. I also found Hygrophila Pinnatifida in few streams.
Go for neo-caridina varieties like red cherry shrimp.... they are normally easy to keep as long as you do not have predators....but no filtration may not be a good idea... I will not suggest keeping wild caught ones
I am not sure which shrimp you are referring to as Indian Ghost Shrimp. If it's another name for all shrimps shown in the video, then you can safely keep tetras and guppys with them
Hello sir m aap ka fan hu m ek student hu M bhi aquarium hobby m hu but mere pass itna paisa nahi h ki m sab kuch le saku mere pass 3×1.5×1.5 size ka tank hai jisme co² ka pura setup hai par uske liye ek perfect light nahi h m normal 3 led light use kar raha hu jo 20watt or 9watt ×2 38watt ka hai or Mere tank m red plant bhi hai par usme abhi tak koi colour nahi aaya wo only green he hai m apt ka complet use kar raha hu 5ml par tank m ab green hair algae aa gya hai usko kese fix Karu plzz help m sir
Thanks for reaching out Rohit and we will definitely try our level best to help you. First, wattage is not a true representative of the light needed for a tank it's more important to focus on the composition of light. Even if you go with wattage, 38 W is too low for a 3 by 1.5 by 1.5 ft tank. You should have 100 to 130 W if you want good growth and coloration in stem plants. Also, try to introduce some red LEDs and reduce White LEDs. It is the abundance of blue spectrum in most White LEDs that leads to algae. If possible go for a good lighting system. There are a few made in India brands which are quite effective. Regarding controlling hair algae do the following: 1) Do frequent water changes, at least 2/3 times a week about 20-30% 2) Introduce Red Nose shrimps. I have spoken about it in the video 3) Use APT Fix it can help you control the algae. There is a video on this as well Finally, we also need to understand your filtration system as well as your water temperature before we can comment further. I suggest that you call our team @ 9830009691 or come down to our gallery for a detailed discussion
I'm from coochbehar but didn't know much about our natural resources , I am surrounded by these habitats and next time for sure I'll try to find these awesome guys..
Yes you should definitely try
Your are the most underrated youtuber like us by the way loved your content
I appreciate that!
A treat to watch like always ..... thanks for bringing such high quality video
My pleasure 😊
The whole presentation is great specially the macroshot. Kudos
Thanks a lot. Extremely sorry for this late acknowledgement
Superb sir ❤️ from Mumbai(Badlapur)
Thank you
Great work sir ❤ love from Chandannagar, Hooghly. Please bring video on Indian native monster fish variety.
Sorry for the late response. Thanks for your generous feedback. But frankly we do not have any experience in monster fishes
wonderful video and seriously helpful, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing video my friend. Love from Sri Lanka 🙌🙌
Thank you. Yours is a beautiful country. May be someday we can come to check the brilliant Cryptocoryenes found there
Really so very well presented video.. i m new to the hobby .. and m nature lover.. i had gone to the river to get leaf litter for my tank..alomg with it came so many shrimps .. different types.. and i just din no wt to do with dem.. as i nvr knew dey too can fit in aquarium... So out of curiosity i had just introduced dem to my planted community tank.. everyday i observe dem.. i dint know their names.. 😊😊 .. everyone on utube emphasizes the ones which u get in shops... Red cherry etc... but .. but des r very beautiful as well .. thank u.. i no atleast now wht i got here.. i have one malaya white back.. he is so shy.. always hiding... Under rocks and leafs... ..❤
Please excuse this delayed response. Very happy to note that you have found the video useful. Comments like this encourages us to do further videos like this
Very interesting and informative video, take love ❤️
Glad you liked it
Good quality of macro shots. Great information on very localised fauna
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks a lot
Love the content about our native shrimps.
Please cover about fresh water shrimps in river kaveri in karanataka.
Ive seen a lot of shrimps the biggest one was around 1.5 inches in length. Unfortunately i couldnt get a closer look at it to see the pattern on it. It was translucent.
Thanks a lot for your appreciation. The Karnataka trip is a good idea.
Beautiful shrimps
Thank you
I think you like aquatic life and the way you presented it was really superb , I have native riverine shrimp in my 25G tank ,the problem is I don't know the species , Google lens doesn't help much 😭.Thanks 4 d awesome video
Thanks for your encouraging feedback and also excuse us for acknowledging so late
they r so beautiful.. recently i caught the wild shrimp from the river in south gujrat.. Blk shrimp,green,blue.. but they have light colour.Only black colour shrimp hs dark colour.
Thanks for the information Himanshu. Which river or exact location can you tell? We travel around in search of wild fauna and may try to visit if possible :)
Same shrimps can be found in streams of Konkan, Maharashtra.
Green Shrimp, Rainbow Shrimp and the brown one are more common. I also found Hygrophila Pinnatifida in few streams.
Yes I have heard that before also. Thanks for the information. I plan to visit and see Pinnatifida growing wild. That would be a great experience
Do visit. You will be amazed by the variety of plants. Indian Rotala also can be found. Few I have never seen in hobby
Nice and informative video👍 I want to set up a low maintenance without filtration planted tank,what shrimp species do you suggest me to keep?
Go for neo-caridina varieties like red cherry shrimp.... they are normally easy to keep as long as you do not have predators....but no filtration may not be a good idea... I will not suggest keeping wild caught ones
@@ripplesnatureinspiredaquar6870 thanks tor your suggestion😁🙏
in coochbehar a river called mora torsa.... there have lot of Native Shrimps . place back side of coochbehar air port
Thanks for the information Protik. Will try to visit when we are visiting that place next
Nice video Sir
Thanks
very informative video sir❤
Thanks and welcome
very informative
Glad you think so!
Now I want to go home to the country and look for shrimp.
Sorry for the delayed response. Yes that could be an exciting trip :)
Awesome 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Super video. Thanks I'm from north Bengal...but the price of the red nose shrimps are RS 60 . 😢 Expensive
Thank you for liking our content
Sir, Indian ghost shrimp planted tank e ki rakha jay, with some tetras and guppy s.
I am not sure which shrimp you are referring to as Indian Ghost Shrimp. If it's another name for all shrimps shown in the video, then you can safely keep tetras and guppys with them
Native Shrimps ,,,, red ,green , blue , bambo shrimp also there
Noted with thanks :)
Thanks a lot.
Most welcome!
@ripplesnature
is red nose do cross breed with neocaridina fire red shrimps
Red nose is a native shrimp mostly found in rivers of West Bengal
Is there a chance of cross breeding between red nose and fire red shrimp in same tank
Not sure
Hello sir m aap ka fan hu m ek student hu
M bhi aquarium hobby m hu but mere pass itna paisa nahi h ki m sab kuch le saku mere pass 3×1.5×1.5 size ka tank hai jisme co² ka pura setup hai par uske liye ek perfect light nahi h m normal 3 led light use kar raha hu jo 20watt or 9watt ×2 38watt ka hai or Mere tank m red plant bhi hai par usme abhi tak koi colour nahi aaya wo only green he hai m apt ka complet use kar raha hu 5ml par tank m ab green hair algae aa gya hai usko kese fix Karu plzz help m sir
Thanks for reaching out Rohit and we will definitely try our level best to help you. First, wattage is not a true representative of the light needed for a tank it's more important to focus on the composition of light. Even if you go with wattage, 38 W is too low for a 3 by 1.5 by 1.5 ft tank. You should have 100 to 130 W if you want good growth and coloration in stem plants. Also, try to introduce some red LEDs and reduce White LEDs. It is the abundance of blue spectrum in most White LEDs that leads to algae. If possible go for a good lighting system. There are a few made in India brands which are quite effective.
Regarding controlling hair algae do the following:
1) Do frequent water changes, at least 2/3 times a week about 20-30%
2) Introduce Red Nose shrimps. I have spoken about it in the video
3) Use APT Fix it can help you control the algae. There is a video on this as well
Finally, we also need to understand your filtration system as well as your water temperature before we can comment further.
I suggest that you call our team @ 9830009691 or come down to our gallery for a detailed discussion
How to get them, is it available with you .
Any link ?
We normally stock them in our gallery. If you are from Kolkata please feel free to call 9830009691 and team will be happy to help you
How Can We Get Indian Planted Fishes nearby store ?
Where do you stay? if you are in or around Kolkata our team can help you
@@ripplesnatureinspiredaquar6870 Mumbai
We have some partners in Mumbai. Please share your no and let's see what we can do
Sir where can i buy this shrimps
Kindly call our team @ 9830009691 and they can help
I keep freshwater prawn (Macrobrachium) species in my tank
That's good. I am guessing it's not a planted tank
i am from there
Ok! So have you tried to keep these shrimps as a hobby?
YES ...........IN MY PLANTED TANK HAVE.. 70 PICES OF VARIANT COLOUR