[Wojtek]

Halocaridina

[Wojtek]

Nice! This limestone reminds me of a lava rock but white.

Looks like lava, but is much heavier, with many hiding spots. Shrimps seams to be liking it

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Limestone buffers your water perfectly too! That berried shrimp Looks like she's going to release any minute now :)


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[Wojtek]

Limestone buffers your water perfectly too! That berried shrimp Looks like she's going to release any minute now :)

Very true! Hope to finally increase population in my tanks, we need more opae ula in the Old World

[Wojtek]

interesting comment. I don't think the book "Hawaiian Anchialine Pool" mentioned this and the comment was after the book was published. The book did mentioned there are 3 different lineages in Oahu.

I would love to read this book but can't find it at reasonable price with shipping to my country Anyway, have you ever wondered wchich opae ula lineage do you have living in your tank, and from wchich hawaii island? If yes there is a hint for you, check 47 minute of this very informative video (watch it whole when time allows, one of the best presentations on the subject ) :
http://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm ... E94917A8C4

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interesting comment. I don't think the book "Hawaiian Anchialine Pool" mentioned this and the comment was after the book was published. The book did mentioned there are 3 different lineages in Oahu.

I would love to read this book but can't find it at reasonable price with shipping to my country Anyway, have you ever wondered wchich opae ula lineage do you have living in your tank, and from wchich hawaii island? If yes there is a hint for you, check 47 minute of this very informative video (watch it whole when time allows, one of the best presentations on the subject ) :

Wow, Nice find!!!The speaker's work is in the Hawaiian Anchialine book. He did an awesome job in the video!!!

Personally I bought my initial Opae Ula when i was in Oahu and bought some from a buyer from the Big Island.

[opae ula related]

interesting comment. I don't think the book "Hawaiian Anchialine Pool" mentioned this and the comment was after the book was published. The book did mentioned there are 3 different lineages in Oahu.

I would love to read this book but can't find it at reasonable price with shipping to my country Anyway, have you ever wondered wchich opae ula lineage do you have living in your tank, and from wchich hawaii island? If yes there is a hint for you, check 47 minute of this very informative video (watch it whole when time allows, one of the best presentations on the subject ) :

btw,
The video/conference was held at Kilauea Visitor Center in the Big Island I believe. They have a display for Opae Ula that I took a video of when I was there. It was a nice tank.

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btw,
The video/conference was held at Kilauea Visitor Center in the Big Island I believe. They have a display for Opae Ula that I took a video of when I was there. It was a nice tank.

Oh wow that's a really cool tank, how many shrimp do you think they had in there?

[Wojtek]

The video/conference was held at Kilauea Visitor Center in the Big Island I believe. They have a display for Opae Ula that I took a video of when I was there. It was a nice tank.

Wow, I am glad that you did, what a fantastic display, thanks for sharing! I would love to replicate that beautiful background in one of my tanks. Can you tell us how it was made?

[Halocaridina]

Great looking tank, really like how you stacked the rocks.