I'm sure all will be fine! just keep a watchful eye on your parameters (you sound like you already know all this) 
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Today I've found some molt in the tank. And four females at least are saddled. Things goes well, I suppose.
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Nice. How long you had the tank for?
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish 
Where did you keep the Opae Ula prior to this new 1 week tank or did you just purchased them a week ago?
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Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
opae ula related wrote:Where did you keep the Opae Ula prior to this new 1 week tank or did you just purchased them a week ago?A week with babies. Ten days tank setup, just three days before arrival. It was a friends surprise gift. I had no time for a good cycling. I know: isn't the best way!
LOL 3 moults in a line! that's a pretty cool photo.
Bat wrote:Oh ok, they were berried when you got them so that make sense. I was thinking that was super fast to get berried! Your friend keeps Opae Ula? If it was an easy transfer from one tank to another without delivery then i think it will be high % they will become larvae (not have dropped eggs) since it was little stress.opae ula related wrote:Where did you keep the Opae Ula prior to this new 1 week tank or did you just purchased them a week ago?A week with babies. Ten days tank setup, just three days before arrival. It was a friends surprise gift. I had no time for a good cycling. I know: isn't the best way!
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
Thanks, good info!!
Shrimps came from Germany. In fact it's a crowfunding project of Crustaforo, spanish aquatic invertebrate forum. Opaeula are absolutely unknown in my country. We try to show everyone this beautiful shrimp. And my task in the project: try to breed opaeula and write "How it works".
Shrimps came from Germany. In fact it's a crowfunding project of Crustaforo, spanish aquatic invertebrate forum. Opaeula are absolutely unknown in my country. We try to show everyone this beautiful shrimp. And my task in the project: try to breed opaeula and write "How it works".
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Oh, so there was mail delivery. How many days from Germany to Spain? They are molting and look great. Good luck.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish