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  • This was a great video. I've had a few ghost shrimp for about 6 months now, but I had no idea about most of what I just learned. Definitely the most informative video I've found about them.

  • wow, excellent video and very educational!!!! thanks for this :)

  • I liked the video and the information included. I had two pregnant ones before, they got sucked in, but it wasn't on purpose but I decided to try and breed Ghost Shrimp but wanted to be well informed on the whole process, and requirements first.

  • Not long at all, because this species' life cycle itself is rather short. Their life expectancy, if I don't remember wrong, is less than a year & a half, so the gestational period has to be short accordingly :)

  • Excellent very informational video. Keep up the good work. I have a pregnant one I bought today. Do you know how long the gestational period is ?

  • excellent video.  let's see how long mine live...lol

  • great video , how you reprodcue de baby shrimps, need something special on the water? i have 10

  • @juanjesuschong I did not do anything except to provide them with food & shelter and wait for them to mature & start dating :). If you want to see their babies fast, you might like to buy some pregnant ones from the pet shop.

  • @ppplll000999 thanks , already have 2 females with eggs , and before they already have babies , but i wasn´t sure about if the water need some changes like more salt or anything , have a great day

  • It's a great video. It's perfectly done and very informative!

  • nice vid

    5/5

    btw

    how do you feed the baby ghost shrimps

    and what do you feed them?

    thank you

  • I groud up a tiny bit of usual fish food into fine powder & sprinkle sparingly onto the water above the baby shrimps. If you see them chasing the sinking powder, you know you succeeded. Also, I scraped on the algae growing on the glass of the tank, to create a cloud of ' green water ' food colloid, close-by & above the babies.

  • The larval planktonic stage of the Palaemonetes paludosus species only lasts a few days before the larvae metamorphose into post-larvae (miniature shrimp) and assume a benthic lifestyle.

  • nice! lanchesteri right?

  • No, these are not Macrobrachium lanchesteri which originate in Asia. These are American glass (ghost)shrimps or Palaemonetes paludosus which are less aggressive than lanchesteri shrimps.

  • ah ok they look pretty much identical to the lanchesteri(which are also called glass/ghost over here) hence the confusion.

  • really cool!!!!!

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