I cleared out the tank and put those in a smaller 5 gallon. None were dead. All survived,
Algae In Space wrote:Really cool. They day will come when they'll graze on algae in space!
odin wrote: ↑13 Apr 2019 13:51Algae In Space wrote:Really cool. They day will come when they'll graze on algae in space!
They already have! They were in space years ago with NASA, checkout the document pdf thread in the forum for more information!
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Vorteil wrote: ↑11 Apr 2019 06:23 @opae ula relatedhi vorteil, rest assure the opaes still can reproduce during summer times, all my friends including me are in a whole year long summer country with water temp 28-32degC in the morning, we all dont have a chiller and the opaes thrives. unless summer in your country is much hotter, then getting a chiller for your new setup is good.
I would tend to agree with you on that theory. So maybe the opae ula babies prefer a lower salinity?
A chiller will not be cheap. I have (2) ice probes that lower the temps around 5 degrees but that's not low enough. I want the opae to continue breeding when summer is here. Main goal is to combine (1) 6allon, (2) 5 gallons, (2) 10 gallons into the 40 & 20.Less lighting. I just want to make it more organized.
Algae In Space wrote:That's pretty awesome actually. I should have left more headroom in my questionnaire. It only goes to 30 °C
Algae In Space wrote:Wow! Just wow! I knew that they can withstand a lot but that is amazing. They really are "supershrimp"!I use a Eheim brand heater in my main tank. What brand do you guys use or recommend?
It's also crazy how often I've heard about issues regarding heaters. I can imagine the snails hiding. That's like a sauna