you have NO IDEA how revolutionary this is, these "acclimated" amanos have adapted to freshwater and actually had fry! how awesome is that! you should keep breeding them so someday we will have "true" freshwater amanos.

theres babies were added to the tank :D larvae wont survive with out brackish water ... i been breeding amanos for over a decade lol , these ''babies'' are 3-4 month old and larvae only need salt water for the first month to survive , once they turn into shrimplet u put them back in fresh water . If larvae hatched into that tank 100% would have died or be cleared by fish . Theres 0 proof on that video that eggs hatched in hes tank :D nice clickbait tho !

I have a well berried (carrying) Amano shrimp - my first one. I am keeping my fingers crossed. Lovely video work though.

If this is a genetic thing that you can successfully repeat you are potentially looking at a gold mine

I’ve learned that if the conditions are perfect it doesn’t really matter if there isn’t salt in the tank they will adapt and thrive given the chance

2 of my females are bearing eggs in my freshwater 40 gal and everyone tells me I’m lying then I send them the video I took last week of both of them full of eggs

Aquascaping at its best. Simple and pure.

If it is a miracle, should of kept them in their own tanks as that is impossible to happen. Even someone here which inbred 3 generations in couldn't get past brackish. Even then they're not too difficult to breed once you got a routine going.

I added a dose of aquarium salt and saw these guys a couple days later hiding in my floaters. I hope they make it

Is this 60x45x45

Nice👍🙂

do you add salt to your aquarium?

Did they survive long-term? :)

I bought 2 small Amono shrimp and put with my nano tank... Guppies, rasboras, Stiphodons and a few others... everyone breeding... and to my surprise i have a flock of Anono baby shrimps... i did nothing but feed high quality diet.

My water is very hard. I have two females carrying eggs. Maybe a few will survive the many challenges my tank may provide.

Which bacter is used

Nice

Can you please tell which rock, sand, soil and plants used?

i don’t think are baby Amano. Don’t see becalming adult. It’s possible that with some new plants or moss introduced, carried a baby shrimp of Neocaridina Genus. By the way very beautiful tank

I have an Amano shrimp currently carrying. I don’t know if the babies will survive but this makes me think… maybe? I do have very hard water, and a heavily planted well seasoned tank. Excited now at the prospect of free to me Amano shrimp. 😊 maybe

You've got a knack for it. It's a beautiful aquarium. But you wash the plant in chlorinated tap water?

Makes you wonder if they will eventually adapt to breeding in fresh water , nature always finds a way

My Amano’s have bred more than a dozen times now over the last 2yrs, I started off with 8 and now have more than 50 in my main planted tank. No idea how or why it keeps happening, it just does. I think I lose a lot of baby shrimp in the filter as I always find some when I’m cleaning it out, but I have 2 big females carrying eggs right now so hopefully I’ll have a few more soon. Great channel 👍🏼

How do you get rid of the snail ?

Just looked in my 10 gallon and I have 2 more amano then I had before. Thought it was impossible but I guess not.

This is kinda disturbing for me but.....i had a pregnant amano and i gave her her own 3 gallon tank. It was beautiful!! I knew they couldn't hatch or survive without salt water. But i didnt want her to be stressed in the community tank. I noticed she wasnt carrying her eggs so i waited a few more weeks to see if there was any sign....no sign of babies. I then removed her from the tank and put her back in my community tank. And i let her old tank sit in the corner for a few months. No filter or anything. I had planned to repurpose the tank for one of my bettas so i drained the old tank through a micro net and put new water in the tank. Few days later i noticed i little shrimp swimming in the betta tank and i panicked. Who knew they could live without saltwater?! I was excited but quickly realized i more than likely killed the others when i drained the tank through the net. I went to check the net and sure enough there was about 8 little dried up shrimp. R.I.P. it was a learned lesson but ill definitely be more careful next time!

Wow 👍🏻👍🏻 what is your filter?

Did u use black magic?

This is very surprising. If you could keep track of the shrimp or if somehow this happened again please do keep us all updated!

Keep up the great art

Amazing video!! Love the great quality of the scape and the great editing too! Amazing soundtrack too whats the name of it?

人都被療癒了呢 不過大河沼蝦無法在淡水環境生產，每次看他們抱這麼多卵都覺得難過

I love that you showed us the failed part of the aquascape. Now, I'm not going to he harsh to myself for the small errors in mine. Also, I love the music you used. May I know the name of the piece?

This happened to me as well earlier this year. My amanos breeded, I thought okay, the fry will die, I know that. But it didn't. So idk.. only thing that springs to mind is that I feed Artemia to my Badis Badis and that always puts a small amount of salt into the tank. Maybe that's enought for the fry to survive? Maybe I was sold fake amanos? But they ate algae like crazy, cleaned the whole tank. Maybe they cross bred with my Neocaridinas blue dream and velvet? But amanos are Caridina... All i see and read is everyone saying that this is impossible. I have a video up on my channel where you can see one of the Amanos with eggs. Tell me if thats a real one or not. I was so sure they aren't real amanos I even called the fry neocaridinas in my videos just to not get mass downvoted hah.

did you put some aquarium salt into your tank? congrats btw!

The problem is not to breed them,but to grow them,they need salt water with micro organisms to eat when they are young

imitation

Hi, can you share you water parameters please?

If you actually got an Ammano to breed and a juvenile to survive in captivity to adulthood, in freshwater only: start professionally breeding. Or give it to researchers or breeders who will study and/or replicate it.

Lol amanos need salt water to raise

Copy of foo the flowerhorn. Your tanks are good so do your own thing. Good luck.

Wow your camera work is amazing

great but simple! great work :)

Carrot cooking time, pls?

This is weird but nice! , btw what camera/lens do you use?

I love your videos, please keep making more :)

Goood master👍👍👍

Nice, what camera do you use?

Whats the name of the sound track

good job man