i just saw something on a program about triops which became extinct at the same time as the dinosaurs but has come back to life due to it evolving from an evolution of the triops which made me think if the triops came back via evolution would this be possible for dinosaurs evolving from chickens
i hatched triops but a week later i noticed that there is MILLONS of something else in there. not sure what they are they look like the triops but are not…i can barely even find triops anymore because there is so may of these things and they look like them what are they……wil y triops eat them are they brine shrimp or something….i am just wondering because my triops are not groing very fast unlike most people that i have seen PLEASE HELP
I personally own a 10 gallon tank, nothing special about it, I am still deciding what I really want to do with it. I currently have a mystery snail and some Triops cancriformis. I was considering purchasing another aquarium, something easier to maintain because believe it or not, my 10 gal (with 4 Triops and a snail) is hard to maintain, water quality spcifically.
I have heard mixed responses with “What tank size is easiest to maintain?”. Some say small tanks are simple to maintain cus there isnt alot in it, some say larger ones are easier because the tank can handle the bioload and the filters are more powerful (something like that).
In your opinion, which size tanks are easiest to maintain? I would say probably a 30 gallon.. which is what I might get.
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i don’t want to pull it of in case it hurts him, should i just leave it? it is so big its like double his size! its all algae and food its stuck on one of the tails. thanks alot
will try that now thanks
should i put an Eloda plant, an Anubias plant, or something else in my 10 gallon tank?
My Triops Longicaudatus will be eating these plants from time to time, so they must be somewhat edible
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