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Subwassertang

Subwassertang Is a slow-growing liverwort aquarium plant and is hands down my absolute favorite plant in a shrimp tank setup as it provides lots of cover for small shrimp and berried […]

By marksshrimptanks on November 4, 2018 • ( Leave a comment )

How To Ship Shrimp

I am highlighting this video I recently produce and uploaded to YouTube because I think its really important that people learn this stuff not just for yourself but for the […]

By marksshrimptanks on October 24, 2018 • ( Leave a comment )

Marks Shrimp Tanks Range

Here I will list my own Shrimp Product Range which includes Nettle Mix Pollen Mix Montmorillonite Powder Nettle Mix Shrimp Food Marks Shrimp Tanks Nettle Mix Shrimp Food 20g […]

By marksshrimptanks on October 24, 2018 • ( Leave a comment )

Shrimp Water Change Guide

I thought today I would go over what I do when I do my aquarium shrimp tank water changes but before we start I think its important that we talk […]

By marksshrimptanks on October 24, 2018 • ( Leave a comment )

How to make Shrimp food from Duckweed

Today, I am going to show you how you can make a great shrimp or fish food from Duckweed!! Yes, I know it sounds absurd but this stuff is actually really […]

By marksshrimptanks on October 24, 2018 • ( Leave a comment )

Crystal Red Shrimp Contents Water Preparation Water Chemistry Substrate Tank Cycling Water changes Acclimation Food Plants Buying Shrimp Water Preparation Let me start by going over the basic term of […]

By marksshrimptanks on October 24, 2018 • ( Leave a comment )

7 Free Natural Shrimp Foods

With Spring fast approaching here in Norway It got me to thinking what are the best free natural food sources that I can either find, cultivate, grow or source for free […]

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Protein Mix NEW

Protein Mix is a high protein food that is used for conditioning of shrimp. This product helps with growth as it has an average protein ratio of between 45-50%. This makes it an ideal for to get you more berried shrimp. One stick can feed up to 100 shrimp at a time, so break off what you need and see how the shrimp react to it..after 15 minutes observe the feeding pattern, if they are all over the food leave it in. Once hey stop feeding, remove all leftovers. I typically feed this to my shrimp one to two times per week.

Pollen Mix

Bee pollen Shrimp Food contains all the nutrients needed to sustain life, it is being used on an ever larger scale for human nourishment and health, Bee-gathered pollens are rich in proteins, free amino acids, and vitamins, including B-complex and folic acid which make it the perfect food for a shrimp tank. The Bee Pollen granules on contact with water start to break up and disintegrate to form a fine trail of Bee Pollen. This is very important because young shrimp will often be very stationery for the first two weeks, I often dont even know I have baby shrimp until a young 3 week old shrimp wanders out of nowhere.