Shrimp Ecosystem Kit LED Light Tear shape (20+ shrimps included)

SET UP

1)  Check inventory:

a)  Inside the Styrofoam box, there is a bag that contains your live shrimps, moss ball and a large real sea fan coral. There might also be a heat or cold pack depending on the season. You may dispose of the heat or cold pack or keep it for personal use.

b)  Open the LED Glass Jar Box, you will find a mesh bag of goodies (shrimp food and magnet cleaner. A bag of substrate (sand, lava rocks, crushed coral, and seashells). And last, an extra-large, real sea fan coral inside the box.  

c)   Lid and power cable for LED lid.

2)   Empty out the LED Jar. Add the content from the substrate bag into the LED Jar. 

3)  Wash and rinse the seashells, sand, lava rock, and crushed coral until water is clear (recommended 5-7 times).

4)  Place your sea fan coral décor in the desired location.

5)  Slowly add your shrimps.

6)   Rearrange seashells and live rocks to a desired location.

7)   Top off with tap water or distill water to desire level if needed.

8)  Put in magnet cleaner provided.

9)  Close the lid, move it to a desired location and plug in LED.

Shrimp care.

Temperature: keep this product indoors at room temperature between 62-80 degrees F.

Maintained: Use corrosion resistance magnet cleaner to clean algae. Magnet can be picked up again if drop to the bottom. Top off water once a month with distill, if distill water is not available. You may use tap water. Please allow tap water to sit out for 2 days for chlorines to evaporate before refilling your jar.

 Do not add other fish or decorations such as resin base product. Introducing new elements to enclosed systems could introduce toxic chemicals.

 Please remove bugs that might fall and die into your system.

Lighting: You may leave the light on for 2 weeks to promote algae   growth. After 2 weeks, green algae might be forming on the glass and seashells. Please turn it off at this point. Only turn it on when you want more algae.

Feeding: Feeding is optional but not necessary, I personally recommend feeding once every 2/3 weeks for humane reasons. It’s also okay if you don’t, these shrimps can survive from eating bacteria and algae. Feeding will help your shrimp grow faster, help with molding process and color of the shrimp. Over feeding will throw off the ecosystem. Use one small flake of fish food provided. 1 small flake is enough for 2 weeks.

Breeding: Your shrimp might reproduce after 1-2 years. Their eggs are red and visible underneath shrimp’s legs. This tank can hold a maximum of 80-100 adult shrimp.