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Shrimp And Native Erics
Started by Noddy65, Aug 17 2008 09:06 AM
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Noddy65
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 09:06 AM
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jack
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 09:56 AM
nice mike. have you get any recent full tankshots
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Noddy65
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 10:17 AM
Not recent but its the most recent Ive got.
And a little video. Shows the G. diandrum nicely
Mike
And a little video. Shows the G. diandrum nicely
Mike
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keleherr
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 12:40 PM
very nice dude i see you still got them awesome green thumbs
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Leevers
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 01:11 PM
Nice shrimp Mike!
I'm looking at setting up a nano tank as i've never attempted it before, and was just curious where to locate shrimp species? their difficult to find in any LFS, but was just curious whether there would be a local supplier or such?
I'm looking at setting up a nano tank as i've never attempted it before, and was just curious where to locate shrimp species? their difficult to find in any LFS, but was just curious whether there would be a local supplier or such?
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Jezza
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 01:17 PM
nice
is that the tank you took over east with you?
is that the tank you took over east with you?
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Noddy65
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 02:04 PM
Hi guys
Yep...thats the little tank I took with me.
Theres a few people in Perth with Cherry and CRS now...so they should be available. The Cherries are easy to breed.
The natives are available from Aquagreen in Darwin, he does ship interstate. He has a great selection of native fish too. Unfortunatley you will just have to drool over his plants as he wont send them to WA.
I think that you can legally import shrimp now. Both those species are commonly available over east. The Cherry Shrimp in my picture I picked up for only $4 each (but I did have to buy a few of them). All of the smaller ones are babies.
Mike
Yep...thats the little tank I took with me.
Theres a few people in Perth with Cherry and CRS now...so they should be available. The Cherries are easy to breed.
The natives are available from Aquagreen in Darwin, he does ship interstate. He has a great selection of native fish too. Unfortunatley you will just have to drool over his plants as he wont send them to WA.
I think that you can legally import shrimp now. Both those species are commonly available over east. The Cherry Shrimp in my picture I picked up for only $4 each (but I did have to buy a few of them). All of the smaller ones are babies.
Mike
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Leevers
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 02:19 PM
QUOTE (Noddy65 @ Aug 17 2008, 02:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi guys
Yep...thats the little tank I took with me.
Theres a few people in Perth with Cherry and CRS now...so they should be available. The Cherries are easy to breed.
The natives are available from Aquagreen in Darwin, he does ship interstate. He has a great selection of native fish too. Unfortunatley you will just have to drool over his plants as he wont send them to WA.
I think that you can legally import shrimp now. Both those species are commonly available over east. The Cherry Shrimp in my picture I picked up for only $4 each (but I did have to buy a few of them). All of the smaller ones are babies.
Mike
Yep...thats the little tank I took with me.
Theres a few people in Perth with Cherry and CRS now...so they should be available. The Cherries are easy to breed.
The natives are available from Aquagreen in Darwin, he does ship interstate. He has a great selection of native fish too. Unfortunatley you will just have to drool over his plants as he wont send them to WA.
I think that you can legally import shrimp now. Both those species are commonly available over east. The Cherry Shrimp in my picture I picked up for only $4 each (but I did have to buy a few of them). All of the smaller ones are babies.
Mike
Mike when you say you think can be legally imported, is this the common CRS and Cherry? or are the blue and yellow species of shrimp also available for import?
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Noddy65
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Posted 18 August 2008 - 06:29 PM
It depends...the Cherries and CRS have been smuggled into Australia originally...most are now bred here...I think its ok to import into WA from other states...just no plants or snails...
Mike
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