yes some will

right now the room is 21c

Good question! The gas production in homemade lacto cultures comes from bacterial fermentation, mainly lactic acid bacteria breaking down sugars. When gas stops forming, it typically means fermentation has slowed or stopped due to either a lack of food or a buildup of lactic acid. That doesn’t mean all bacteria are dead, but their activity is greatly reduced. Commercial probiotic bottles don’t have gas because they use controlled production methods, sometimes freeze-drying or suspending bacteria in a stable medium to keep them dormant. This is why homemade and commercial probiotics behave differently. Hope that helps!

@@MarksShrimpTanks Very good answer Mark, thank you, it has been bothering me for 10 months since you made the video... look, on the original KZbin page it is written that probiotic bacteria still live in the bottle after fermentation, which help maintain hygiene and health, they suggest even drinking and storing drinks for later. What do you think about it based on your own experiences?

to be honest I dont use this anymore since I stopped feeding my tanks so much, right now I am down to just 1 feeding a week, before when I was using Lacto I was feeding 2-3 times a week, I use my eye and key things in the tanks like leaves to tell me when to feed shrimp now. If you have neos and you feed daily you couold still use this.

@@MarksShrimpTanks Thank you, Marek, and I wish you good health and a nice day

I wouldmt use it.

Hello Alf, I was givin the net by Leon on @shrimpmania I think he sells them, click the @shrimpmania it will take you to his page.

The green water is almost away now Leon, I do have a uv filter set up on a old canister filter but you know what its like ...I am lazy :D

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She could be preparing to molt or become berried, give her time she will most probably be fine.

@@MarksShrimpTanks i do

I use a breeder tank. Put the shrimplets in a grow out tank. And after a while if the group is big enough I put the best of what I got in a third tank.

same, thats all I really do.

ja its starting to rust a little but I like the way water doesnt affect the net mesh when you are catching shrimp, I think I got it from shrimp mania.

Yes I am saying flour, in this video it was wheat flour, but you can use other stuff.

@MarksShrimpTanks thank you 🙏🏼

If you have a UGF with soil in it, then you also need a sponge filter to catch the litter that a UGF produces.

Both, its good to have two of them in a tank.

If the shrimp are fine dont do anything drastic, but for neos you can do water changes they are not the same as bee shrimp. I would do 25% water changes in neo tanks each week.

It was stuff I got from my friend Petr, he used this big heat machine to melt everything together, apparently this stuff is used for water pipes.

No the active soil purifies it to crystal clear.

I pretty much do the same now.

yes they were

this setup I am doing now works which is fantastic, so glad I found an alternative.

try this tropica.com/en/plant-care/aquarium-soil/aquarium-soil/

Thanks 👍✌️🇨🇦