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23 days after the shrimp arrival, everything good and more green 
Looking good!
It looks so much bigger than a 20l tank! Are you planing to put stones in there?
It looks so much bigger than a 20l tank! Are you planing to put stones in there?
Lots of people have tell me that the tank looks more bigger than 20 liter I think its because of the curvature of the glass looks more deep to the eye, and yes Im searching for the perfect volcanic stones to make a nice scape. The shrimp are very comfortable so I dont worry about it, they can hide in the macroalgae if they want and they are in a very quiet zone in my room no one disturb them.
I think its because of the curvature of the glass looks more deep to the eye, and yes Im searching for the perfect volcanic stones to make a nice scape. The shrimp are very comfortable so I dont worry about it, they can hide in the macroalgae if they want and they are in a very quiet zone in my room no one disturb them.Arnold wrote: ↑19 Nov 2018 13:12 Lots of people have tell me that the tank looks more bigger than 20 liter
I see! I tried my new lava rocks yesterday and they seem pretty huge
Well let's see what I can build with them...Today first feeding almost 3 month after the shrimp arrival!!! I was waiting to feed since the tank was inmature, a single tiny pellet with spirulina, they seem to like it very much in less of 24 h it dissapeared completely. The 13 shrimp are doing fantastic growing and molting, I need to get them more cover for start the breeding
Arnold wrote:Today first feeding almost 3 month after the shrimp arrival!!! I was waiting to feed since the tank was inmature, a single tiny pellet with spirulina, they seem to like it very much in less of 24 h it dissapeared completely. The 13 shrimp are doing fantastic growing and molting, I need to get them more cover for start the breedingYou have strong will power to wait 3 months. They must be happy with the treat.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish 
Yes haha I had seen people feeding inmature tanks and having problems with bacterial blooms, cloudy water, etc So I prefer to be careful also now I have a great cleaning crew with the snails
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I dont really know some Rhodophyta macroalgae maybe Gracillaria sp