Cherry Shrimp

Hi
I Would Like To Know If 100Pcs Of Cherry Shrimp Can Survive In A 2ft Tank

I guess you will need to let us know other stats of your tank before any of the bros here can assist you further.
eg. your filtration system, temp, and etc.

I Am Using A Hang On Filter And 1 Additional Air Stone To Give More Air as For Temperature I Never Really Monitor.

[jytong]

Originally Posted by normanlim_23

Hi
I Would Like To Know If 100Pcs Of Cherry Shrimp Can Survive In A 2ft Tank

Abit over crowded for the shrimps....try to reduce the number to half...because once they start to reproduce, you will get alot more....

Yeah i suggest you start off small, make sure they're doing fine, then start increasing the population. But don't add too much, because they'll start breeding anyway.

another thing u may wan to see how ur filter can handle the bioload..

[ahloy]

i suggest u remove the air bubble as in will increase the current in the water which shrimp dun really like.. and for a 2 feet tank u might wan to invest in a small canister filter.. i will be more worth it in a long run..

for cherry is better to start less.. cos the amount usually double around 3-4months time..

It Is Ok If My Tank No Cover , Iam Using A Hang On Filter For My Tank And It Is Ok To Use Aquarium Salt And Tetra Aqua Safe To Treat The Water And Can Someone Suggest A Good Dry Food To Feed Cherry Shrimp Thank You

[numbskull]

Originally Posted by normanlim_23

It Is Ok If My Tank No Cover , Iam Using A Hang On Filter For My Tank And It Is Ok To Use Aquarium Salt And Tetra Aqua Safe To Treat The Water And Can Someone Suggest A Good Dry Food To Feed Cherry Shrimp Thank You

aquarium salt??? Isnt cherry suppose to be fresh water??? maybe someone else can suggest whether aquarium salt is appropriate for shrimp survival.

food any kind of shrimp food will be alright. Maybe you can try Hikari products or Hayashi. If cost is no concern get Mosura.

[ahloy]

salt for cherry is a nono.. unless u wan to make hei bi..