👍excited to see what comes of it. Plan on setting up 3 20s for my rili experiments. 1 tank will be just for mixing, then the other 2 will be for separating the red rilis and the red blue rilis. Wanna make sure 100% mixing my 2 lines will produce those 2 types of rilis, as you dont know 100% until you do it lol. Never had any rili lines before, don't wanna risk bringing in new shrimp from outside right now, and been wanting to try this out for a while now.
Thank you for the information. Wish you could silence the pump while recording videos as the sound is distracting. Have a tried placing the pump on a silicone mat?
I have had several folks ask me that question, that will be an up snd coming video soon. Its really not thaf exciting, but I do have results in my mixed red tank after putting in a few blue jellies. I am getting red rilis popping up in there.
Saw that you had some good ranks in mixing blue dreams, I honestly just put in what my Tube Buddy suggests 99% of the time for my tags, not much work goes into the tag process anymore. Spending all my time trying to figure out titles these days.
Kinda like what came 1st lol. Greens will throw yellow and yellows will throw greens. I don't have a definitive answer. I think you're best bet is to just get yellows lol
Nothing good. Probably a mix of lower quality reds and lower quality bloody marys and wilds. Even though both look red they have very different lineages.
lol me too bud, me too. I am confident it will work eventually, now how much time and effort goes into it and if its worth it or not will be determined lol
Well you first of all wouldn't want to do that. Mixing shrimp is fun and all, but you really dont wanna mix high grades with wilds. Mixing shrimp are usually for lower grades, high grades are expensive and you want more, so you want to breed them only with other high grades. But if it did you woukd probably get some lower grades of the the high grade shrimp and some wilds depending what the genetic background of the wild ahrimp is.
I've spent probably a 1000 bucks on prazi pro lol. So no it helps, but it will always come back. Fenbendazole is by far the best guppy dewormer by far. Also quite handy with limited use in shrimp tanks.
@@MarkShellyAquatics I just first wanted to thank you for being one of the best smaller UA-camrs ever and being so helpful and responsive in the community! I also do want to ask about your opinions on using fenbendazole medicated food rather than dosing the whole tank. The food is cheap on eBay, and dosing the whole tank seems to be far to deadly for my planted community tank. I’ve been cranking the prazi pro into it, but it’s not helping much. I have slightly oveedosed the tank, and some of the guppies still have parasites. The main issue is that this also spreads to similar fish like some rice fish I tried to introduce with no success. I lost 2 from parasites.
Medicated food and prazi may be the only solution for me, killing worms internally and externally at the same time, please let me know your thoughts though!!!
@@sciencetopics7053 medicated food doesnt really work in my opinion. Never had any luck at all with medicated food. Many times sick fish wont even eat, if they dont eat medicated food it obviously doesnt work, none of it ever did a thing for me. I struggles with these guppy parasites for years, only thing that worked and it still took several repeated roounds of dosing before being gone for good is treating entire tank with fenbendazole. Spent 100s on prazi pro that just kinda slowed it down, spent 100s on levamisole and it was much more effective than prazipro, but had to redose every month or so as it just beat it back and it always came back fast. Fenbendazole works good and it came back after 3 or 4 months a couple times, but I haven't dosed in 6 months now and see no signs of ot after dealing with that crap for years in my guppy tanks.
All neos will interbreed, in fact most of the neo lines we have today are some kind of unknown hybrid, at least unknown to me. Most these lines were created in Asia years before anyone over here in the US had even heard of a neo shrimp.
Thanks 😊 Got the best I could get years ago and have been working them for years. Last time I brought in outside shrimp was over 3 years ago. Been working these lines for a while, and even mid to low grade lines will throw really nice shrimp because of their genetics.
Honestly hard to tell, my guess is probably a lot of wilds since the two lines are not very closely related. You ought try it out, only way to know. Also depends on what the genetics and quality of the reds and bloody marys as well.
Can't wait to see what comes out.
Hopefully it ends up being worth it lol. If not it'll be fun lol
Fascinating - thank you!
Good luck with the experiment! Should be interesting.
Thank you, I think it will be fun to see what comes of it.
Great video. Very interesting 👌
Thanks man, glad you found it interesting. Appreciate it 👍
Looking forward to seeing this.
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Thank you for watching 👍
This should be an awesome experiment!! 👍
Thanks, hoping for the best, will be interesting for sure 👍 😊
You mean the book of two faces Mark ? 😂
Lol. Facebook is a wild place. Given up on most of it, but have learned to pick and choose where and when to insert my opinions.
Stoked to see your results, despite it being done before, I've never seen footage (: !!
👍excited to see what comes of it. Plan on setting up 3 20s for my rili experiments. 1 tank will be just for mixing, then the other 2 will be for separating the red rilis and the red blue rilis. Wanna make sure 100% mixing my 2 lines will produce those 2 types of rilis, as you dont know 100% until you do it lol.
Never had any rili lines before, don't wanna risk bringing in new shrimp from outside right now, and been wanting to try this out for a while now.
Sweet stuff 👍
Thanks bud
Thank you for the information. Wish you could silence the pump while recording videos as the sound is distracting. Have a tried placing the pump on a silicone mat?
Thanks for watching
is there an update yet? Im so excited to see what happens!!!
I see a few berried ones, projects like these take time lol. Like years +, this was only a few months ago or so.
@@MarkShellyAquatics do you sell shrimp ?😅
@@18thSTVATO yep, markshellyaquatics.com
Awesome
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Im actually interested in some red blue rilis as well. Hope it goes well for you.
Thanks, should be interesting
Cool video
really good video!, any updates on the results? im planning to mixing blue and cherry shrimps :3
I have had several folks ask me that question, that will be an up snd coming video soon. Its really not thaf exciting, but I do have results in my mixed red tank after putting in a few blue jellies. I am getting red rilis popping up in there.
Target blue dream mixing it’s a good tag for this type of videos. I’ve got most of those tags cornered
Saw that you had some good ranks in mixing blue dreams, I honestly just put in what my Tube Buddy suggests 99% of the time for my tags, not much work goes into the tag process anymore. Spending all my time trying to figure out titles these days.
@@MarkShellyAquatics yeah, content, and titles are most important. Blue dreams seem to be heavily searched.
Without buying the color. What mix makes yellow neos,?
Kinda like what came 1st lol. Greens will throw yellow and yellows will throw greens. I don't have a definitive answer. I think you're best bet is to just get yellows lol
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orange + yellow = what color will be coming out?
Don't have an answer for that one. Probably yellows and oranges and who knows what else lol
Great info! The project sounds super fun! Can't wait to see how it goes. 😊
Thank you Renee. Sure hope I get some of the red blue rilis, thats my main hope lol. Some good red rilis would be cool too.
I want to know what you get with red cherry and bloody Mary mixed?
Nothing good. Probably a mix of lower quality reds and lower quality bloody marys and wilds. Even though both look red they have very different lineages.
@@MarkShellyAquatics thanks for the answer!
Hope it works!
lol me too bud, me too. I am confident it will work eventually, now how much time and effort goes into it and if its worth it or not will be determined lol
What would happen if you mixed a wild with a very high grade shrimp.
Well you first of all wouldn't want to do that. Mixing shrimp is fun and all, but you really dont wanna mix high grades with wilds. Mixing shrimp are usually for lower grades, high grades are expensive and you want more, so you want to breed them only with other high grades. But if it did you woukd probably get some lower grades of the the high grade shrimp and some wilds depending what the genetic background of the wild ahrimp is.
Have you ever had good results using prazi pro to deworm guppies? The problems seem to keep coming back
I've spent probably a 1000 bucks on prazi pro lol. So no it helps, but it will always come back. Fenbendazole is by far the best guppy dewormer by far. Also quite handy with limited use in shrimp tanks.
@@MarkShellyAquatics I just first wanted to thank you for being one of the best smaller UA-camrs ever and being so helpful and responsive in the community! I also do want to ask about your opinions on using fenbendazole medicated food rather than dosing the whole tank. The food is cheap on eBay, and dosing the whole tank seems to be far to deadly for my planted community tank. I’ve been cranking the prazi pro into it, but it’s not helping much. I have slightly oveedosed the tank, and some of the guppies still have parasites. The main issue is that this also spreads to similar fish like some rice fish I tried to introduce with no success. I lost 2 from parasites.
Medicated food and prazi may be the only solution for me, killing worms internally and externally at the same time, please let me know your thoughts though!!!
@@sciencetopics7053 medicated food doesnt really work in my opinion. Never had any luck at all with medicated food. Many times sick fish wont even eat, if they dont eat medicated food it obviously doesnt work, none of it ever did a thing for me. I struggles with these guppy parasites for years, only thing that worked and it still took several repeated roounds of dosing before being gone for good is treating entire tank with fenbendazole. Spent 100s on prazi pro that just kinda slowed it down, spent 100s on levamisole and it was much more effective than prazipro, but had to redose every month or so as it just beat it back and it always came back fast. Fenbendazole works good and it came back after 3 or 4 months a couple times, but I haven't dosed in 6 months now and see no signs of ot after dealing with that crap for years in my guppy tanks.
can neocaridina davidi and neocaridina palmata shrimp interbreed?
All neos will interbreed, in fact most of the neo lines we have today are some kind of unknown hybrid, at least unknown to me. Most these lines were created in Asia years before anyone over here in the US had even heard of a neo shrimp.
@@MarkShellyAquatics wow, thanks for replying! that's really cool!
Crossed bloody marry and blue dreams got a lot of black sakura. And they give blacks blues and reds
Yep, my black rose culls would throw anything from black to blue to bloody mary to all the different rilis. 👍
Those... Are your culls???? They look like S-grade compared to my shrimp. Whatever you're doing, you're doing it right
Thanks 😊 Got the best I could get years ago and have been working them for years. Last time I brought in outside shrimp was over 3 years ago. Been working these lines for a while, and even mid to low grade lines will throw really nice shrimp because of their genetics.
i just mixed 2 female yellow 24k shirmp with some red cherries and im excited to see what i get! what do you think??
You'll more than likely get low quality reds and low quality yellows with wilds. But thats ok, its part of the fun 😉
What would I get if I breed red cherry shrimp with bloody Mary?
Honestly hard to tell, my guess is probably a lot of wilds since the two lines are not very closely related. You ought try it out, only way to know. Also depends on what the genetics and quality of the reds and bloody marys as well.