NATURAL & HOMEMADE SHRIMP FOODS!

ALL THE FOODS ARE AVAILABLE HERE
www.shrimplife.net
Hello Shrimp People!
Today's video is a long time in the making! I've bred thousands of shrimp over the years and wanted to share what has worked for me in terms of feeding my shrimp! Today's video is my TOP 5 FAVORITE FOODS (which also happen to be natural!)
I only make recommendations based on long term experience and success, and I use all of these foods as staples in my shrimp room and the amount and frequency of feeding depends on colony size
The SNOWFLAKE & MULBERRY LEAVES can be left in the tank as long as it takes your shrimp to eat it, without causing problems. (Makes for a great food to feed right before you go on vacation, because it lasts!)
The SUPER GREEN is a huge hit in my tanks and I've never had any leftovers. But, if your colony is small you may want to remove uneaten food
The BABY POWDER is a fantastic food for babies, who are not very mobile their first week of life. The tiny food particles make their way to all areas of the tank, making it possible for those babies have food within easy reach. Plus, shrimp of all sizes will enjoy it. I start using powder food once my colony starts having babies (at that point it also is fed to the entire colony regularly)
We can encourage the growth of BIOFILM in our tanks by using leaf litter, cholla and botanicals. The shrimp don't eat the nature items themselves, rather they eat the layer of BIOFILM on these surfaces... which is a collection of microorganisms, diatoms, algae, fungi etc
All of the foods shown in this video are available in my shop
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The shrimp featured in this video are - GREEN JADE NEOCARIDINA
The snails are - PINK RAMSHORN SNAILS
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[@ShrimpLife]

BY LIKING & SUBSCRIBING, IT HELPS ME MAKE MORE CONTENT, Thanks for your support!

[@Al-ayoubi-]

I need your help, i have 80 liter aquarium running on 2 sponge filter, with small gravel no plants, i do a weekly water change of 40% , i feed fish food trying not to overfeed my aquarium, the issue i found worms on glass its not the first time, i had to remove everything and clean.

[@ShrimpLife]

@@Al-ayoubi- it’s detritus worms or planaria, google for photos .

[@Al-ayoubi-]

@@ShrimpLife planaria

[@ShrimpLife]

@@Al-ayoubi- Planaria will require a product called NO PLANARIA

[@Al-ayoubi-]

@@ShrimpLife ok appreciate your help

[@ragingcalmness7815]

I m now jealous of people that have beautiful shrimp that arent dying on them like they do for me 😅🥲

[@shihabkhan9805]

Us

[@ragingcalmness7815]

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[@Cruxity_YT]

Superb video. Thank you so much for this video. I've built some tanks ready for shrimp and when I get some money I will get shrimp and snails to put in so this video is really helpful, thank you!

[@MichaelsHomeCooking]

Thank you for this information!!! I saw a couple shrimp in my tank "doing it" The male just jumped onto that poor female. I thought I saw her pregnant shrimp a couple or three weeks ago, and yes there are babies in the tank now. This is all in a small 5 gallon tank. This tank is the happy happy tank and so healthy. Believe it or not, I've only done one water change. I think it is because the way I set it up in January. ~Michael

[@kennethken8974]

Great video, straight to the point, keep it up!

[@vivaanpadaki6154]

Great vid keep up the good work!

[@Hunter-sj9cm]

What a great green jade colony 😍

[@ALAN095]

love the video would like to see you make the food and how much to use thanks

[@akshayjs5980]

Hiii I'm a shrimp lover this videos makes me inspiration I love it. Here u mentioned one special food with moringa and all can u make a video how to prepare tht food

[@deborahminter6231]

Beautiful shrimp!

[@SamPalooh]

Thank You very much for sharing your experiences on natural shrimp food. This super green seems to be very delicious for the shrimps 😎 I've tried a lot of diffrent leaves, my shrimps love dried green Walnut leaves most. Once they are soaked with water again, the leave is barely skeletonitzed within 48 hours. Very easy to collect and storeable when dried and flatened in a book, and also a great vacation food. Besides that, blanched stinging nettle leaves and blanched spinach leaves are highly anticipated by my fosterlings 😊

[@ShrimpLife]

Wow Stuart! thanks so much for sharing your experience with Walnut leaves.. I do agree that spinach and stinging nettle are a fantastic alternative to Mulberry Leaves!!

[@echandler673]

Great video! I am a new subscriber and I was wondering if the shrimp you have are the kind used for shrimp farms?

[@leonardcatane7821]

thank you make me happy

[@buatdownload8268]

thanks for the video. it is really informative

[@ShrimpLife]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@dominicaaaaa5547]

Cute video I love shrimp [: 💙 try to feed mine as much of a variety as I can

[@rajeshrajasekar8566]

Good

[@riskuyat]

NICE!!!

[@JhunDumsTVXj]

Nice

[@basi21]

do I need all of them, a few of them or would leafes only be fine too?

[@nickosantos8263]

How often you do water changes?

[@theurbanfarmgirl3665]

Yet another fantastic video! My shrimpies LOVE your food, and are absolutely thriving! 🌿❤️🦐

[@ShrimpLife]

That's great to hear! I saw your Instagram post of your green jade babies, congrats!!!

[@theurbanfarmgirl3665]

Shrimp Life thank you! There are sooo many, and more berried mamas already!

[@sitealive]

How do you make your super green food?

[@kamen56]

How you make the SUPER GREEN food? do you have recipe? thanks

[@simplycycle4037]

How you prepare that food (your own)

[@murisinelagoseaquarios]

Quero estes verdes 💚

[@jimmylai433]

Can they eat dried mulberry leaf from a tea product?

[@pupuchu8503]

Do they eat dried almond leafs?

[@9catlover]

Thank you so much. I watched some other videos and they didn't help. I just bought some snow flakes. my new cherry shrimp aren't eating algae flakes or fish wafers. But they seem to like egg shells.

[@adelginovin3073]

are jade babies usually that transparent?

[@bon_garcon5697]

Can i use mango leaves?

[@MsLinanator]

Fantastic video! Thanks so much.

[@ShrimpLife]

Thanks MsLinanator! :D

[@shareefsalih9359]

Can you use jackfruit leaves

[@rogeliomorales5970]

How did you get green rili shrimp? I like your video! Thank you

[@ShrimpLife]

Very random occurance

[@sangtea_fanai]

will they can eat rice pil

[@pauloconnor6331]

I know nothing about raising shrimp, but I wonder about using dried sourdough starter as shrimp food. It's full of natural strains of yeast and bacteria.

[@SABAW691975]

Where can I buy SuperGreen food,,,🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@KevinsCaninesAndAquatics]

What are those green shrimp? They look amazing!

[@ShrimpLife]

Green jades

[@plastina6155]

Do you put it in the oven the shrimp food pellets made in spirulina, moringa and bee pollen or you just put it in the freezer

[@avinashmanoo1424]

Are these foods safe to feed if you have a betta in the tank?

[@avinashmanoo1424]

Great video by the way very informative... I am actually looking at the food on the website right now. Thank you

[@helciop79]

Love yr videos. How much and how often should we feed ?

[@ShrimpLife]

Thanks Helcio! :) There is no actual formula to frequency and feeding amount, its about making your own adjustments based on how your shrimp respond to foods you offer. As you colony gets larger you will notice they are more interested in eating foods you offer. Thats because when you start out, lets say with 10 shrimp- they are being sustained by the biofilm. Try feeding them a tiny piece of food every few days and see how they react to it. Add more food or feed more frequently if they finish the food quickly. If they don't eat anything or much, feed less food and less frequently. As your colony grows, you will find biofilm alone isn't enough. The shrimp will eagerly accept the foods we offer as the colony gets bigger, because of lack of biofilm to sustain the amount of shrimp. When there are many shrimp, thats when they actually need us to feed them! Foods like Snowflake or Mulberry leaves are useful because you can leave in the tank even if the shrimp don't want it right away. I hope this helps!

[@helciop79]

@@ShrimpLife yes, big help. I have a mulberry bush in my garden.

[@ShrimpLife]

@@helciop79 thats amazing! I love to dry leaves out and use them throughout the year. Its an endless food source! (I have a few mulberry trees!)

[@shylamathew3138]

Can we feed cabbage leaves to them

[@ShrimpLife]

I'd stick to the foods that shrimp keepers have been using without problem fo ra long time

[@shreshtaprashanth9218]

Can u please tell me any one food which I prepare on my own in my house

[@ShrimpLife]

Sure I will share a recipe for the viewers soon! :)

[@mikeswain9085]

Look forward to watching the video and sharing your recipe Shrimp Life.

[@rogeliomorales5970]

Can you show how do you make food for your shrimps?

[@samithawidyasekara4850]

😄😄😄😍😍😍😍😋

[@enkiimuto1041]

I was expecting some recipes @.@

[@joevannyampolitod130]

Can baby shrimps eat milk powder?😅😅😅

[@ricardopurnell3923]

Wait a minute did a shrimp make this?

[@errorduster]

#masteroogwgay

[@kevywilliams3304]

No one has mulberry lead either

[@ireallyneedsleep6239]

Great video! But I wanted the actual recipes

[@ShrimpLife]

You can buy them in my shop :)

[@ireallyneedsleep6239]

@@ShrimpLife Oh! I didn't know you had a shop! I'll check it out!

[@errorduster]

@masteroogwgay

[@kingandqueenaxax3516]

Does this apply to an peppermint shrimp as well or no ?