Make that 3 berried in larvae tank#2. 
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Nice. What is your best guess on the age of the mother?
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish 
Its a total guess but id say 6 - 10 months old?
odin wrote:Its a total guess but id say 6 - 10 months old?cool! I had a data point of 9 months assuming the oldest so we both have the same data.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
opae ula related wrote: ↑26 Nov 2017 17:19Correction. 7.5 months from this post. Memory =)odin wrote:Its a total guess but id say 6 - 10 months old?cool! I had a data point of 9 months assuming the oldest so we both have the same data.
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Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
Will update my post on the other users topic.
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Feeding time in larvae tank#02, its pretty funny because tank one with the older infant shrimps all eat from the substrate yet the newly born shrimps in tank #02 all eat from the surface, whether this changes with age or just how they have learnt is for me to document and work out
Tank #1 has 6 berried females in now Very happy with how its doing. Tank #02 has gone cloudy and i think its a bacterial bloom, when i setup the tank initially and added larvae there couldn't of been enough bio-load to cycle the water or keep it cycled so now the baby's are getting bigger and producing more waste and the tank is going through a mini cycle it seems. I dosed bio digest and added some macrolage, the shrimp are still red and happy so im not worried and i haven't seen any sick of dead shrimp and i will test the water parameters at the weekend when i get some free time.
Very happy with how its doing. Tank #02 has gone cloudy and i think its a bacterial bloom, when i setup the tank initially and added larvae there couldn't of been enough bio-load to cycle the water or keep it cycled so now the baby's are getting bigger and producing more waste and the tank is going through a mini cycle it seems. I dosed bio digest and added some macrolage, the shrimp are still red and happy so im not worried and i haven't seen any sick of dead shrimp and i will test the water parameters at the weekend when i get some free time.Attachments:
The berried females in the #01 larvae tank are now releasing their own larvae! Its getting out of hand
=) Awesome. Happy New Year!
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish