my husband like eat some seafood but i really don’t like that, last month we go eat in a restaurant and he took a plate with small shrimps and he tell me try just one maybe you will like it, it was very fantastic i think it’s just because i don’t know how to cook seafood, if you have a good idea for me and i can try to make it at home one of the recipes of shimps i will try it. excuse for my bad english but i try to do my best i am a french lady thank you ?
hello, well recently i have seen a few shrimps like “ghost shrimp” and “cherry shrimp” and have liked both. I was just wondering about what sort of size tank i would need for about 6-8 shrimp and what other things i would need to buy to get a nice clean healthy shrimp colony going. i like the ghost shrimps best but whenever i look on google the links are all about breeding them, im not sure whether i want to get into all that? looks pretty hard work. basically all i want is a few happy shrimp swimming about in a apropriately sized tank. if anyone has the time, might they write a list and sizes of all the items i need to achieve this? thanks for your time!
Robin
hello, well recently i have seen a few shrimps like “ghost shrimp” and “cherry shrimp” and have liked both. I was just wondering about what sort of size tank i would need for about 6-8 shrimp and what other things i would need to buy to get a nice clean healthy shrimp colony going. i like the ghost shrimps best but whenever i look on google the links are all about breeding them, im not sure whether i want to get into all that? looks pretty hard work. basically all i want is a few happy shrimp swimming about in a apropriately sized tank. if anyone has the time, might they write a list and sizes of all the items i need to achieve this? thanks for your time!
Robin
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I know when its overcooked its rubbery, stringy and tough. I’m trying to find the perfect timing for sauteing big shrimps.
Tadpole Shrimps – Evolutionary Giants or 250-million-year pieces of stagnant organism?
Tagged Evolutionary, giants, organism, shrimps, tadpole
