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Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:08 Dec 2016 21:03
by opae ula related
Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:08 Dec 2016 21:14
by odin
Wojtek wrote:Added printed background to my tank today. I think it gives aquarum that extra depth.
Now that's really cool! Ive got some black backing on some of mine but it doesn't give the desired effect like yours, awesome stuff.
Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:08 Dec 2016 21:19
by Wojtek
Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:08 Dec 2016 21:36
by Wojtek
Now that's really cool! Ive got some black backing on some of mine but it doesn't give the desired effect like yours, awesome stuff.
Thanks! I knew I want a background when I saw that beautiful visitor complex display tank posted here by opae ula related. It does make a difference!
Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:21 Dec 2016 22:28
by Wojtek
So finally after circling the globe 5 times carried by ocean currents
my free swimming larvae transformed into next stage that looks more like a miniature adults, less than 3 mm long. It took about 20 days in temperature 24 Celsius ( 75F) and salinity 18 (specific gravity 1013)
Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:21 Dec 2016 22:56
by odin
That's great news and congratulations on the new additions, your tank must be perfect for them :)
Keep the photos coming if you get chance!
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Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:22 Dec 2016 05:23
by opae ula related
Wojtek wrote:So finally after circling the globe 5 times carried by ocean currents my free swimming larvae transformed into next stage that looks more like a miniature adults, less than 3 mm long. It took about 20 days in temperature 24 Celsius ( 75F) and salinity 18 (specific gravity 1013)
Nice pic.
Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:27 Dec 2016 13:51
by Wojtek
Looks like most of them made it through larvae stage
Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:27 Dec 2016 13:54
by Wojtek
Re: New aquarium halocaridina rubra
PostPosted:27 Dec 2016 21:29
by odin
Oh wow they are some amazing macro photos! They have some big bulging eyes on them that's for sure
Thanks for the share.
my free swimming larvae transformed into next stage that looks more like a miniature adults, less than 3 mm long. It took about 20 days in temperature 24 Celsius ( 75F) and salinity 18 (specific gravity 1013)
Thanks for the share.