Breeding Journal, Species: lysmata amboinensis

General
Species:  Lysmata amboinensis
Social Structure:  pair
Size of Individuals:  6 cm
Age of Individuals:  unknown
Date added to Tank:  july 2010

Broodstock Tank Details
Size of Tank:  40 gallons
Substrate Details:  aragonite
Filtration Details:  central system
Water Changes:  10% every 15 days
Water Temperature:  28 c
Lighting:  mh,
Lighting Cycle:  16 day 8 nigth
Other Tank Inhabitants:  some anthias,coperband butterfly cromis damsels

Broodstock Feeding Details
Food Types:  frozen food  spectrum pellets
Feeding Schedule:  3 times a day

Spawning Details
Date of First Spawn:  31 march 2011
Spawn Time of Day:  not seen
Dates of Consecutive Spawns: 
Courtship Details:  not seen
Egg Size:  1 mm
Egg Color:  green
Egg Count:  not posible

Hatch Details
Hatch Date:  april 15 2011
Hatch Time of Day:  afternoon
# Days after Spawn:  15
Larvae Description:  3 mm


Larval Tank Details
Temperature:  28 c
Size of Larval Tank:  10 liters BRT 
Substrate Details:  no
Other Tank Decor:  no
Filtration Details:  no
Lighting:  fluorescent
Lighting Cycle:  16 day 8 night
Water Changes:  daily

Larval Feeding Details
Food Types:  rotifers nanocloropsis    nhbs
Feeding Schedule:  all the time

Metamorphosis/Settlement
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Grow-Out Tank Details
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Additional Information
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well as i have been succesful with the pepermint shrimps and i have 2 pair of these ones i will give them a try look at the green eggs in one of them and the other has more white ones
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPgEM2dOKYM

i know this will very hard but i like pain jaja

here are they in the hatcher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY-K7FITqaw

                 well they finally hatch i have babies from one of the adults  the other one died yesterday ( the one with the white eggs)
here are some videos of the babies they seem smaller than the pepermint ones

Nice vids!

http://www.fishtalpropagations.com/#!home/mainPage
"Making captive breeding easier."

thanks   i really need a microscope but i do the best i can do, now the fun part of trying to rais ethem for 120 days until settlement

well today they are still a lot of them alive

Well today we are in the 6 day mark and they are still alive i will take some videos tonigth
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Are you able to see them taking the Rots?

Chad Penney - MBI Council
Agis quod Adis

no i havent seen the taking the rots, neither the nhbs, i am also giving some othohime a here is  another larvae today

i think they just molted they have more stalked eyes than the first

but as you can see i have big problems with the artemia they grow

How are they doing with the Otohime?

Chad Penney - MBI Council
Agis quod Adis

Well i am not very sure but they continue alive so they may be eating sonething

here at 8 days                                                                           

and 9 days                                                                                                      

well yesterday i lost the last one so i oficially did it for 12 days well i am still missing 140 more days wow thats a lot of time lets see the next batch they born yesterday