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I think the stink was because I only used a 600 mL container.
When I tried hatching my AUSSIE CLAMSHRIMP they didn't hatch and the water stank like sulfur.
I think it may be the water conditioner.
Mr. Bodman, what do you have to say?
BillabongBug wrote:I was thinking about the same thing (triops with aqua aliens). They look so energetic and vigorous on the video. Wouldn't they be able to run away from a billabong bug?
Triops are awsome and all that but they don't look like a predator that would chase a little clam. And it has a shell!! If a triops will get maybe one and you have a lot of them in the tank you don't notice it. So is it worth a try?
I bet our great administrator, Mr. John Bodman tried that before and would have a great explenation
You also forgot to include the scoop in my aqua aliens package.
I had to guess an amount of conditioner and I think I put too much in.
I only used a quarter of the eggs.
Can they go without the conditioner?
I'll look for my old seamonkey scoop and use the big scoop.
Did your instructions say to only put one level scoop of eggs and detritus?
And by polluting the water with detritus do you mean chemical pollution or protozoa pollution or a different pollution?
UncleBodman wrote:HI ZanMan
I’m a little confused by you saying that you have Seadragons in the aqua aliens tank. How did they get there? Baby Aqua Aliens look very much the same when they first hatch out. Maybe you are confusing these hatchling with sea dragons. I guess I just need a little more clarification to answer your question properly.
zanman wrote:hello again!![]()
I've been away for a while but i have come back from my last post because my aliens have hatched just a few weeks ago.
there's only one problem, in the manual it said to wait for 5 hatchlings, but since the whole packet was in a year ago, i tried to count and got up to twenty and stopped because there were more smaller hatchlings on the side of the tank!
how do i stop this over population?
i also have noticed that they are only growing to the size of about 3mm, there color is a tint of gray and they don't swim around like in the videos.
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