creating a Shrimp Aquarium Ecosystem to save some unlucky Neocaridinas

[@glassyGREEN_]

Unfortunately, the footage is very shaky at the beginning because I wasn't prepared that unpacking some plants would lead to a rescue operation ^^

[@IndoorEcosystem]

I love when people go the extra mile for animals! This was above and beyond for surprise friends! Great video!

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you so much 😊

[@heatherwanderer777]

You're so lucky to get free Blue Dream shrimps! And they're lucky to have been shipped to you since some people might not appreciate or want them, they definitely could have had a different outcome.

[@glassyGREEN_]

That is so true. I was so excited when I saw them even though they are not that expensive.

[@Jeremie-cc2qq]

Relaxing and high quality video! Thank you!

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you so much. Relaxing is exactly what I want my video to be :)

[@Jeremie-cc2qq]

@@glassyGREEN_ well mission accomplished!

[@PeopleAreFish]

Why at 07:30 do you change the water? im new to watching your channel very lovely stuff. Subscribed

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you so much. I did that because it was much easier to remove the string algae this way. It also adds some fresh water before adding the shrimps :)

[@PeopleAreFish]

@@glassyGREEN_ Thanks!

[@Mickitao]

Amazing editing! They feed on cucumber alone?

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you so much. Mine mostly feed on the biofilm that grows on all surfaces especially the leaf litter. Every now and then I give them a small piece of vegetable or shrimp pellets. But as there are not that many of them I don’t have to feed them often.

[@Mickitao]

@@glassyGREEN_ do you know how much you spend a month to maintain this kind of aquarium?

[@glassyGREEN_]

Nearly nothing. The only thing that costs something is power for the light. I do little water changes maybe every 2 months which is possible due to my low feeding and overplanting. Due to my spare feeding the box of shrimp pellets I bought will probably last forever. Leaf litter is also quite cheap if you buy it and the cucumber or spinach leaves I give them from time to time are just kitchen scraps.

[@Whitewing89]

How long did you cycle for?

[@glassyGREEN_]

I think it was 10 days. I added starter bacteria and old substrate which allowed me to reduce the time.