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Can a cyclops and a triops mate?

How do triops australiensis reproduce? Do they reproduce via parthenogenesis, hermaphroditism, or sexually? I can't seem to find any sources that can tell me one way or the other.

Yo I need some help! My triops are creating this weird orange powder everywhere and they’re doing it a lot! Did I give them diarrhea?

They're so cute, i hate it.😰

Do you have a site where we can order eggs and detritus?

You are right, they are not a toy, they should ve sold only as a hatching kit.

Super awesome set up, I am going to guess you pull the girls just before they lay eggs

I know this old, but you thaw the fish out.

This awesome video thank you, I am planing on hatching growing and breeding my own triops.

I am just getting into them honestly. I am fish keeper, and more. But these little dudes have caught my eye. I have few tanks. I want to grow some up and breed them too, I have sand from my lake I have treated and I use. It should be pretty for the tripos I have. I only know I have what is labeled ghost, fast reds, and giants. Idk they are for kids. Where does one get legitimate triops eggs.

I would like to someday do selective breeding, to create the biggest triops.

They only live for about 3 months right ,or can a proper set up actually allow them to live longer

What kind of gravel bro?

I wonder if it is possible to breed for larger size.

So cool! My big Bertha just molted today 😊

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How do you have so many? Dont they eat each other?

I boil and crush my carrots so my babies can eat them easier :D

what size gravel do you use in this tank? I'm looking to be able to siphon out eggs and scum to harvest and sand isn't good for that, but I also know that gravel being too coarse is an issue. So what would you say is the sweet spot? 2-5mm?

Welcome back bro. Sorry to hear about the health issues. Just want to say your channel has reinvigorated my interest in Triops.

How long do they live?

Do you take the eggs out to dry out before putting them back in the water to hatch? Wont all these just die in a few weeks if you dont do that?

Ive had patients who coughed so hard that they broke their ribs, having seen it second hand I want to let you know that you went through something really difficult and that you're really strong! You said you ruptured your throat near your lungs - do you mean you had a hole in your esophagus, or that you had a "tracheotomy"? I know english isnt your second language, but I thought maybe I can help you find the English words to help explain it to people who ask again. Most medical words are pretty similar between languages because Greek, Latin, and German are used to make the new words, so if you were able to tell me what the medical things are called in your language, I could probably help you find the words in English. Im super happy youre doing well, you went through something super scary but you're really fortunate to have an attentive girlfriend and good access to doctors. I used to live in a really rural area far away from doctors and I had to drive an hour to get help for myself. Also, I love your shrimp! Fun fact, my friend's cat loves shrimp too - I had a tiny plush lobster (a small soft fridge magnet) and she kept stealing it and running away with it in her mouth, so I went to a pet store to find a similar toy for her. I found a toy shrimp the same size and the same red, and I got it for her and she is obsessed. She sleeps with it, meows at it, carries it around with her, and when I'm sad or sitting alone, she'll bring me her shrimp and set it down beside me. If she hasn't seen someone in a while, she'll put her toy shrimp in that person's usual chair. And she likes to watch little videos about shrimp! Your shrimp are very cool looking. Ive thought recently that if I ever got an aquarium again and had water pets, I would maybe try shrimp first. I haven't had any aquatic pets since I was about 10 - I had a pea puffer that I was very proud of, his tank was very pretty and he loved to interact with me, but our power went out in a bad storm and his tank suffered as a result, and he passed away. I was so heartbroken that I've been scared to ever have an aquarium again - but finding your videos has encouraged me to watch more videos by more people about all their little swimming friends, and it reminds me of why I loved my pea puffer to begin with, and why as a kid I always wanted a pet lobster! So if I ever get an aquarium, I'll definitely be considering shrimp or triops because of your enthusiasm! ☺️ Take care of yourself!

Whoa man, youre watching him undress! What would you think if you turned around in the bathroom and a triops with a camera was watching you 🤔

I really like that youre getting back to the triops since they make you happy. I've spent the last two-ish years without my hobbies because of my own bad health problems *and* worrying about my own dad, so i empathize and really hope you can get the breaks and comfort you and your father need. I think triops can survive, species can bounce back from a lot. Like you said, they're ancient - there have been a lot of bad extinctions and environment changes on Earth, and hardy creatures like triops always survive. With people like you who love them, they stand an even better chance to survive! Amphibians are one of my favorite types of animals and many species are going extinct very quickly because of humans and a fungal infection. But I remind myself that amphibians are ancient and survived basically every extinction event. Its sad that theres only one species of giant salamander left, but it doesnt mean that in the future, there won't be more giant salamanders again! Amphibians used to live like crocodiles, so maybe that shape will come back again. Maybe in a million years, there will be a hundred new types of triops, big and small, with a bunch of shapes and ways of living. I hope you and your triops have many good days ❤

Боже, какие забавные букашки! 😂 Наверное, все ваши гости не могут оторваться от этого необычного зрелища. Крутые питомцы!

I was happy to know that I can use just boiled rain water I have better access to! My triops (cancriformis) hatched, they are growing and zooming around, they make me happy :) I will use the thing you do for tap water for the main tank, I hope they will adapt well and not die. Also, I'm curious, why some eggs don't float but go to the bottom with sand? And how already hatched egg looks like?

I’m having massive issues starting my Triop tank. I only seem to get 1 or 2 to hatch, and they seem to die before they are big enough to go into a large tank. I’ve been careful with the ph levels, and keeping the baby dish warm. Which species are you breeding (and are they available in Australia?). I’ve been ordering from eBay and Amazon.

How long did she end up living? What an amazing little dude.

I was finally able to hatch triops and I have the proper equipment so now they won't die as much hopefully

Hi there, I talked to you not long ago on reddit. I was the first time owner with the 18 adults. Well, I also only have one survivor left. And noticed a spontaneous hatch as well. I caught them with a pipette and moved them into a smaller enclosure to make sure, that they will find food and that they don't get eaten by the big one. I have around 20 and they grow every day. I'm a very happy and lucky owner. Hope they will get big, so I can move them back into the tank again.

Im just on the verge of convincing my parents to get me triops!

Hey do you have a website where you sell these too?

Witnessed this for the first time today in my first ever successful batch of longicaudatus! When i saw it my heat dropped for a moment and i thought " Well that doesn't look good. Either that guy is molting or its just gonna be 4 Triops in a couple of minutes.." 😅

Hope your father gets better, great to see you back. Hope all your other problems sort themselves out soon. Tonnes of love ❤

Have you ever thought about installing the smallest filter for a nano aquarium, which would add water to the container and make a hole on the side of it in which you put a sponge, thus creating a flow and beautiful conditions as if they were in the water of a large aquarium. And for feeding live culture from jars with leaves. Look at Father Fish

Take care of yourself, you're doing well

I feel that! Lymphoma is rough, I appreciate you sharing with us. That can be a hard topic to talk about. In any event, I'm glad to see you back, and im glad to hear that your father is having some success with treatment. I never could get my triops to thrive, but I do have an overabundance of Endlers livebearers fish 😂

Hope your father will have a full recovery.

good to hear from you and glad your father is doing better, hang in there!

huh, I thought they couldn't lay eggs in gravel that big, seems like they tried anyways!

dear triops owner i hope your triops are okay after the transfering they can be very fragile 🙂thankyou for the excellent caring of these animals about 6 years ago my grandma bought me some triops eggs and they died after 2 monthes old sadly but it made my day to see your pets triops are so special

the "pipette" is called a droper.

I can't wait to get my trops

are you still kicking??

Would they eat dried food?

Look at them go 😀

Good Lord they're huge?!? I thought these little guys only got to be like an inch in total length but these friends are HEFTY. This really renewed my desire to have triops 😭 They're so cute!

Gotta say, I never thought how beautiful black gravel/substrate in aquarium can be, especially with triops, so pleasing to watch!

I watched a documentary on creatures living in puddles and the guy said as a survival mechanism all the eggs won’t hatch the first time they are introduced to water. Sometimes it takes 2 or 3 or more cycles.