Blue Dream Shrimp Tank Setup: Bristlenose Plecos, Bare Bottom, Plants, DIY Breeding Cave, Cycling
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It's a cool way to experiment and your time feels happy good to watch and it looks like a good idea. To fix the Equariem.
The hole in the reptile caves are for plastic loop tags with the logo, company name, barcode, and the like. But it also helps when submerged in water to help the trapped air have a place to escape as well as allows for water flow through the cave. Though the last two are more of happy little accidents than for true functionality.
A tip for doing silicone on glass jars and the like. Get a plastic coffee cup/dixi or the like. Add some rubbing alcohol to it then squeeze a bunch of silicone into the rubbing alcohol and mix like crazy till completely till i has the consistency of thick glue. Then you can paint it on with a cheap plastic brush. I would do a few layers if you want a total blackout. You could do a layer of silicone then add cheap sand then add a second layer and add the black sand. Just remember you will have to wait a few extra days to make sure the rubbing alcohol has totally defused out of the silicone before adding it to your tank.
Hi Mark, while I'm not sure of the answer to the hole, here's my experience. I used a Crystal Head vodka bottle (skull shaped) inside an aquarium, my intent was to part fill with substrate and then some small plants to grow inside. I had about 5 bacterial blooms and figured this may be water circulation. Drilled a hole in the back and never had another bacterial bloom.
It did kind of look cool, though I knew it wasn't healthy. The cloudy water would slowly drift out the top of the bottle like a light fog and the misty water inside the skull really made it stand out.
Would of thought the little hole in some of the caves is for multiple uses: airline for an airstone, retailer sell tags on string, and for more flow through them to avoid stagnant water.
apparently the hole is just so they can add a tag.
That wouldn't work because it's mainly reptile caves that have it so usless to make it to be used as a airline hose hole and all that stuff, its for tags at the shops
Hey man, I've held lots of breeding ancistrus over the years and 22 is generally ok but for breeding a bit low. I usually kept it at around 24-25 and they gave a clutch of 15 fry every 2-3 months. The trick to get them to mate is actually to simulate the rain season. I did this by doing a fairly large water change every 5-7 days when I tried to get them to spawn, having the new water being a bit (3-4 degrees C) colder than the tank and using a piece of plexiglass with holes drilled in made the "rain drops". I also lowered the lights a bit during that time to simulate cloud cover. It seems the water change only already triggered the spawning the first few times, but after reading up I added the other stuff. Not sure if its all effective but it's good fun in any case. Definitely keep oxygen levels high, as I've found that the eggs have a better chance of survival if there is more oxygen in the water. You will see the father fanning the eggs as well, and I understand that that behavior is precisely to get that oxygen rich water across the eggs.
Also, higher temperatures speeds up the lifecycle of the shrimp. That means they die sooner, but they also lay eggs more often and mature quicker. If you want to run through more generations a bit quicker and cull a lot to achieve desired breeding stock results that might factor in to your standard temperature.
Love your fish room and can't wait to see what results you get from that breeding tank with two of my favorite animals, the ancistrus and the blue dreams!
Thank you for all that information and taking the time to type it all out, its really appreciated.
maybe a bit of Barry White music would help? it works on the tele lol x
If I had to guess, I'd say the hole in the cave is for the retail stores to hang it by on a hook or to put a product/price tag on so there's no stickers on the cave
As far as I know, the holes on the caves are for air to exit so it doesn’t float. Also I’m totally stealing that brilliant cave hide and using zip tie suction cups so it’s easily removable. I can’t wait to get shrimp now. I used to think they were too fragile but this channel and a few others have really made it seem more manageable. Thank you!
Thank You Dave. I am definitely using that idea.
who is Dave?
Looks great, Mark, thank you for sharing !
Really cool! Very much looking forward to seeing the babies. To be fair though, us mere fish keeping mortals could only dream of starting a tank like this so fast. Most of us don't have several buckets of well-established plants (replete with all sorts of good bacteria) to start with. Also, I have found the bacteria in a bottle to be quite variable in quality and freshness. (Looking with pangs of envy at my empty 5-gallon caradina tank that just finished up with a 4-week fishless cycle.)
Great video Mark! You spoke about the guy who put that cave on the side of the aquarium. Do you have his channel so I can check him out?😊
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The hole originally is probably to hold the price tag. But in your case, it will help the air bubbles come out of the cave
yes it was, ive since been back in the same store and my one was missing a tag.
I'm actually doing your 7 day cycle on my first tank. Today is day 4.
yeah its totally doable if you know what your doing regarding parameters and readings, best of luck my friend.
great content again Mark well done, I keep my Bristle nose around the 22 degree mark and had no issues the guide says 23-27 degrees, colder temperatures when doing water changes enduces spawning, I have around 200 young at present and all doing great.
That is awesome to hear, thanks for that information !! 👍
Looks awesome MarkI Love the cave idea and look incredible! Always great stuff. 👍
Love this ❤
Oh my gosh. The yellow-green cull introduced duckweed back in your recently cleaned floor tub. Like your new tank setup.
As usual, I got some great ideas and inspiration from your video! Thanks Mark!!!!
Thank you Carole
That little hole from what I believe is basically just for the price tag at the shops
Thank you
I love the selfmade cave with the soil. Great idea 😍 have a nice weekend
Thank you
Great video mark! I think the hole in the cave is simply for tags to be fixed when they are sold in shops 🙂
Enjoyed this video. Glad to see you having fun again
You can tell? 😁 I have kinda figured out what the algorithm wants.... replace algorithm with audience 😲
I love watching all your projects and I love how you explain what you do and why. Thank you I have one of those caves LOL if you seal it it will get dirt built up in there.
its actually a reptile cave, I am being told the hole is just for a tag 😂
Love it
Thank you Nanette :)
This is going to be a cool project to watch. Love those beautiful blues. Be well
You too Gigi.
And yes I would add that plant.
I really enjoyed watching Mark and it already is looking lovely :)
I assume the hole in the cave improves water circulation. With only the main entrance as an opening, it's basically impossible for any water to circulate between the inside and outside of the cave. The added hole gives water a path through the cave and back out, allowing it to circulate. Probably prevents buildup of CO2, nutrients/waste, and lack of O2.
I like that it's a bare bottom tank. With the plants it looks quite nice. I had a pair in a 10 gallon tank, and they bred very prolifically for me. I had a terra cotta pot, upside down, with a flat rock on top, and it was covered in java moss. Also had a nice piece of Mopani wood in for them as well, with java fern on it. One bristle nose was albino and the other was dark like yours. The babies were a mix. Some were albino, like mom, and some were like the black dad. I love the bristle noses. They are so cute, I think. Anyhow, I hope they do go into the cave on the side of the tank. Will be fun to be able to watch their breeding progress in there. Thanks and am looking forward to the next video.
Thank you for the awesome comment Lizzy, the bristlenose are starting to go in that little cave so it shouldn't be long before we have baby fish :)
@@MarksShrimpTanks Great! Looking forward to watching them! Thanks!
Awesome video Mark,Dave is a great channel!
Yet another fab video Mark ❤
Thank you Cayote 👍
Great video! Really interesting and unique ways of making hides that allow you to view the fry 😊 Good luck with the BNPs! They’re supposedly easy to breed with caves and big water changes. Their fry are amazing to watch grow, especially in their wiggly phase 😁
Temperature wise, they originate from Amazon rivers so 23-27 is a good general range 😊
Thank you
The hole in the cave is for air venting. In this application it helps the water circulation
its a reptile cave
This is a wonderful video Mark! I am anxious to see if you have any issues with a bare bottom tank and plecos. I have had terrible luck with ammonia spikes...especially when using protein rich foods. If I use a sand or gravel substrate the tank stability is very strong! Love your cave design and creativity too! Love these types of videos you do! 🤩
Thank you mate, I am avoiding all high protein foods for the reason you mention.
The entire substrate is acting as additional biological filter media, adding a massive boost in ammonia processing capability. You can get an undergravel filter to enhance the effect even more. 👍
Mark, i use a hair comb to remove duck weed, just collect and dip the comb in a bucket of water. Works great and fast.
Coooool 👍🏿
Fun tank Mark. Neos and bristlenose make perfect tank mates 👍 Looking forward to seeing how it progresses, would be super awesome if they spawn in the cave on side of tank.
I hope so Mark, the male and the girl were in there last night already!!!
@@MarksShrimpTanks awesome 👍👍👍
Masking tape works well 4 holding things firmly fixed. Great stuff just love your sharing. thanx a bunch. The masking tape will hold long enough 4 the silicone to fully cure.
Dude why is this video making me want to go shopping for popsicles 😂🎉😋
Beautiful! I wanted something like that, maybe in the future will setup something like that tank.
That would be cool!
I hope your blue peter badge is in the post. That's what I love about this channel, always something new !
and here one I made earlier 😂
It would be cool to attach the cave to the glass with magnets so it's not permanent 🙂
Hi i love your videos and listening to you as you explain. Always such a pleasure 🙌😊♥️ 🦐 22deg is perfect apparently
Good luck💯
Hi Mark - just a suggestion for the second cave: maybe take it out for now and add it back in once the first/main one is established and the plecos started breeding?!
you are correct, the male is in it now 😂
Bristlenose plecos are very tolerant temperature-wise. I have them in all my tanks. Some are heated to 28 degrees and some are without heaters, which means 20-22. And I never had an issue.
thank you for that information Rikard. 👍
Love your videos. I think the caves you moved the plecos with would be much better for them to breed. I raised Bristle nose plecos for a couple years. They are super easy to raise. As your tank sits right now I would guess if they breed they would breed in the coconut shell. They like small places. Hope they do good for you. I also wanted to say I really like your pitcher plants that you have there! Good luck Buddy!
thank you Edward, I got new lights for the pitcher plants which should help them grow a little better in my room.
Hi Mark, they are allowed to be kept in between 16-26°C. However when breeding it's best to keep the temperature somewhat high.... 23-26°C
Goodluck breeding them!
Thank you Michel, I think for the winter at least I will need to add a heater, thanks for the advice.
I like the brightness of the tank so the lights in my eyes are good, as long as your plants thrive keep em. also, what kind of flake (food) are you feeding here?
Just tetra but its in a little tub that normally has tabs in it.
im not sure if its just here in denmark but often people advise us to have two females per male for plecos, good luck am looking forward to seeing your adventure in to having fish and breeding them.
its to release fumes and humidity in a reptile tank but with what your doing it will allow water to drain when you do a water change
The cave reminds me of one of those ice cream bars with the crumbles 😂
I keep my bristlenose in cooler water during the cold months 20 or less
yeah it does doesnt it 😂
Not sure if you got the answer yet but the small hole is on all the exo Terra reptile hides, it's for the plastic loop that holds tag with the size and barcode ect
Yes I did and thank you. 👍
Ahhh, when you search for an update and then realise it was only posted yesterday. Ah, will have to wait. Doh ! 😆
Mark what about just drilling a small hole in the top of the cave to let the air out?
I'm pretty sure the hole in the side is from when they paint the outside of the cave while it's hanging on a wire to dry . it just hasn't been filled in an spot painted because it's probably cheaper than some other Aquarium caves
I believe that specific cave has a hole because the manufacturer usually zip ties the Top and bottom piece that comes with it together. Not sure why pleco caves have it
this was a reptile cave I bought it like this.
@@MarksShrimpTanks weird. When I bought my reptile cave it had a top and bottom piece. Mine could be a different brand though.
@@MarksShrimpTanks could be for the retail tag then
I think thats what it was meant to be anyways
I used to keep my bristlenose tank at 24-26C, I'd also do 20-30% water changes with cold-ish water, as it's meant to help encourage breeding. It's probably a good thing you only have a couple in there, because they breed like crazy.
Have you got any other forms of plecos/bristlenose?
yes I have a couple of albino and a few young normal ones in other tanks. they seem to make a real difference in mass breeding neos.
Koselig og se på😋👍
Thank you Åge
@@MarksShrimpTanks bor Elverum 🇧🇻😉
I may have messed up I bought my shrimp already and my 20 gallon tank but did not really anticipate the setup of the tank . Could I use my Java moss that’s in my tank currently to help start my shrimp tank ? It’s been running for weeks so it should have good bacteria right ?
It was funny when he was expanding the cup that he could turn it to see the young and then glues it🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The hole is there as that's where the label for the pice tag was
Hi Mark.
Love your videos!
I was wondering if you can tell me the names of those big beautiful snails I saw in the tank from where you cought the male ancistrus?
Benno from Sweden
Columbian Ramshorn snails maybe?
@@MarksShrimpTanks Thanks a million 😊
cave schuld have a hole on both sides for water circulation. egss need constant flow oxidized water . i have succesfuly breed placos in clay field drainage pipes.
its a reptile cave so I dont think its for water circulation, I am being told is for a tag.
Hi Mark. Pretty sure that jar will crack as it's naff glass. You could have drilled another hole in the cave. Then used hole to suspend rather than silicone.
I removed it because the fish were in it lol I want them in the cave 😂
Great video! Mark. I notice you have very nice plant too, are you using CO2 for the shimp tank? Thanks
This is one of the best setups ive done so far for mass breeding shrimp, i have thousands of shrimp in it all ready and the plants have went bezerk, I will try and do a video for it all soon.
Hey marky mark 😂 what do you think the pin size hole in the cave is for lol to let out trapped air lol 😂
trapped air on a reptile cave? 😂
I believe the hole in the cave is just for the retail tag.
The hole ist for improved watercirculation.
its for adding a tag apparently
I think it depends on where the hole is and how big it is.
Is shrimp king active soil ok for crystal red ?? I have one pack and I used it is leaching out gold/yellow tint in water .
Is this soil safe for crystal red
Have you ever thought about getting clown plecos? They are slightly smaller than the bristlenoses
not yet 😀
what is the pea flakes you are using? home made or bought?
Bought from the pet store, the sell them as rabbit food here.
Wood is WOOD nana na na na ❤❤❤😉
Hi Mark, after I watched this video and other setup videos I have a some question about my new shrimp tank. I am really sorry that always asking you even you're busy but I hope I can get an answer here to make my blue dream tank successfully!
I will setup my blue dream shrimp tank with river sand (silica) like yours. I watched in other video that you added pinch of goldfish powder food into the new tank with seachem stability. But in this video, I noticed that you just added seachem stability but not goldfish food... Is it because you don't recommand anymore to use the goldfish powder food for cycling a new shrimp tank?
And if you still recommand to use the goldfish powder food with seachem stability.... How many times do I have to add goldfish powder food in cycling tank? or just one time is enough then wait for at least a month to cycle?
Thank you so much again Mark.
I didnt add anything this time because we added wood and plants. if everything is new then yes you need to add a food source for the bacteria. all you need is a pinch of flakes to get it started in an empty tank.
@@MarksShrimpTanks thank you Mark!
Hey Mark, I really fancy getting some Jade green shrimp. But I have heard they do not breed true, at all. And can be very difficult to keep alive. Have you any thoughts on these shrimp. Thanks Mark, as always love your vids. x
No neos breed true at all Jo and yes I find Green Jades harder to breed for some reason but I know people that breed them very easy so I dont know whats going on with them, sorry Iam not much help 😂
@@MarksShrimpTanks Thanks Mark. was just watch your video on green jade tank set up. 🤣😂🤣
Are those large bricks with holes drilled in? Did you make it yourself?
Hey new to breeding why does bare bottom increase breeding numbers?
Noice video, how much neocaridina shrimps do you recommend to 5 gallons?
for starting a tank 10 is a nice number and then see how well they breed.
The hole is simply for circulation, right? To keep the water from turning stale within the cave.
Thats what I thought but some people are telling me its where the label attached too.
The hole may allow a little bit of flow through it....?
Iam being told it was for a tag
@@MarksShrimpTanks That seem odd to me to put a hole in it for a tag...lol
Maybe...?
Youre located in Norway?
Hello Mark. Do your plecos breeded in the glas cave you made in this video? It works?
They have done a few times.
@@MarksShrimpTanks super. Thank you for the aswear, Ill be build some thing like it and ill try out 🙂
As far as I know, the hole is only used to attach the little shop leaflet thing, it's not a necessity for the animals
Thank you Pump
I’d imagine if it was a thought out decision the hole is to allow water flow in the cave if there was no hole likely no new water would enter since you can’t compress liquid (without enough force to freeze it but that takes huge atmospheric pressures and our pumps/filters aren’t that strong lol) more supporting evidence to this theory is that if the hole is to allow air to exit when filled with water the hole would be at the highest point in the cave allowing it to actually do that task the hole could also be a completely over looked aspect on his part and may only be there for packaging purposes (like if a tag was ran through it for example)
Ive actually been back to the shop and looked at these and it was for a tag, the one I had just had a sticker with a barcode on stuck to its base.
@@MarksShrimpTanks yea figured that was probably the reason it’s common a lot of hard scape items have tags going through existing holes or they make one for a tag to go through I had to edit my comment though I misremembered what happens when you successfully compress water
@@MarksShrimpTankssuper cool to get a response from you though and in such a fast manner caught me off guard I hadn’t even finished watching the video!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I always try my best to respond to comments as quickly as possible. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
I siliconed gravel to the bottom of my tanks, looked good for a while but the gravel starts to pop loose.
why did you do that 😂
which water parameters do you use for your blue dream shrimp.
the cave is a good idea. 🙂
Noe parameters , gh6 kh2 pH will be over 7, conductivity is 250-300, temp is 22c which is a little low I might need to add a heater to this tank.
@@MarksShrimpTanks 22c is low? I keep my neos in 20c.
I have a cherry shrimp tank, will the Bristlenose Pleco dwindle my shrimp population? And will they eat planaria?
They will if you dont feed them enough, just having a bristlenose in the tank means I can add 3-4 times as much food and the shrimp population starts to get bigger over time.
@@MarksShrimpTanks awesome theory Mark, thanks for the reply
They will definitely eat shrimp, but as Marks Shrimp Tanks said, if you feed them enough, it's less likely. It'll still happen, but your shrimp will breed faster than they are eaten. You just want a few plants/hides for the shrimp to ensure they have somewhere to hide if the bristlenose comes out looking for food
Lol the hole is for the store to loop a price tag through it though it might be good to have so air dosent get trapped(source) “i work at a pet shop”/“trust me bro”
its for a tag, I was in the store and they had some with tags on.
Baby shrimp baby shrimp baby shrimp🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐
they put the hole in it to put a tag on it
So shrimp are breeding in your plant bucket
22.02 what is the planet name..??
what you mean ?
Chack Your video 🎥 time 22 minutes which plants🌱 in your hands tell me please
hey are you Norwegian
No Iam Scottish but I live in Norway 👍😁
The bare bottom just doesn't look/feel natural to me... And gravel provides so much surface for beneficial bacteria.. I read an article about gravel vs bare the difference was significant in favor of even a thin layer of gravel.. I'm not saying there will be any issue for you, you're a great shrimp keeper and maintain your tank so well..! You could put some gravel in the base of the sponge filter..
The shrimp may breed better because the plecos provide a constant supply of fish poop....
If the purpose is to breed, bare bottom is usually easiest for maintenance and collecting fry. I initially started breeding fish in a planted tank and realised I had made a mistake hahaha
@@strider5119 Right, I can't argue with that.
years back I seen a neo setup that was in Taiwan and all they had was a large square concrete ponds, no plants or anything and they were breeding thousands of neos in it with hundreds of large bristlenoses, thats where I got the idea for this tank.
I do agree with you though its not so pretty but my main goal of the channel is breeding shrimp first.
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I would say the hole is there so you don't get stagnant water so maybe for some circulation
First
Won't there be a problem with the copious pleco waste building up in that siliconed cave?
yes probably, I will need to suck it out.
@@MarksShrimpTanks Drill some holes in the bottom, a screen, or something if necessary?
Inside movement may help waste drop?
Hi Mark, great video. You could use house plant in tanks, they help filter the water.
Ckeck PlantLife Project youtube channel for info
I will check that out thank you.
Baby shrimp.
The hole is to let air into the mold to get the part loose, you can fill it.
You want spray glue for the bottle.