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if it's detritus worms, they're not dangerous. Just means you have excess food/junk going on, but usually lowers in population when too clean. but it seems in the images they're raising up vertically like eels?

where in WA are you guys from?

she use to be sell adult sized pure red lines haha.

dreamer yoyo is a female, although she did have a bf who bred shrimp too lmao in which they both owned the shop. she still lives in MA, but her shop is gone.

true.. you guys should bribe one of the shops locally to start ordering haha. would make buying shrimp products so much more convenient. At least someone locally does sell saltybee shrimp minerals etc, but be nice to get some sl aqua liquid remineralizer or food

MA use to have a local breeder named yoyo too, she actually had a storefront where sold a bunch of Taiwan bees and PRL crs, neos etc. First local shrimp shop with a breeder tank as well. But unfortunately, she only sells out of her home now I think lol.

He's in MA where he use to be local to me haha. same with han from hanaquatics.

sorry, I meant if anyone can give me shrimps =( i have the flame moss

Hello! Would anyone be willing to donate some shrimps or make a trade for my big ball of flame moss (slightly bigger than tennis ball size)? Looking to add a bit to my somewhat empty planted tank =(

Should we make a new thread for the group buy for who may want in? Next shipment is 5/4 to US which is very soon(shipped out 5/11 to homes) and I would assume the shipment after would be either a month later or a few.

well, I mean is u weaken the light, doesn't have to be off, it's to maintain it from growing further so that the amano/SAE can eat it. and manually pull what u can.

It's expensive there indeed. I would say overpriced. However, it is nice in there and of quality. You can tell she really cares for her tanks and everything is packaged well with thought. The fish are healthy and fed as if they're her own personal fishes. Overall, it's a great little place...

I'd just tone the lights down, weaken/diffuse it and add a colony of amanos/Siamese algae eaters(young small ones) and it should be gone in no time. Balance out your water, keep phos in check. Once it's trace is gone completely, it won't regrow back as easy when the lights are back.

Hey all! Any instagram users here?? drop one here if you do! I'd love to see all your daily aquatic feeds.

LOL I'll take some of your shrimps. Maybe they need a new caring home ;)