Cambarellus patzcuarensis 'orange' CPO

Cambarellus patzcuarensis "orange" CPO A short introductiom to the species and to Cambarellus in general.

[tekeraq]

Youtube recommendations is terrible, big hug to co-op that send me here. Thanks for all the shared knowledge over the years

[essef.]

Co op sent me. You got a sub cos I liked your vid. Looking forward to watching more👍

[aaronarmstrongaa]

Thank you for all of your educational material too.

[brianbuczynski]

Fascinating! Thank you for such detailed species profiles. Very articulate — like a National Geographic explanation. Also, you have beautiful camera work and photography. It feels natural and intimate — like you are in the world of the tank.

[stefan]

This is looking great! I want this in the future in one of my aquariums
Thanks for this video chris!

[TheNanoAquariumGuy]

I really need to get these, I never thought they would eat snail, but it makes sense. Great Video!

[fernandorosales]

Thank you!! So informative and detailed.

[audrameyer]

This is so fantastic! I LOVE your posts. They are so educational and also fun to watch. The footage you give us is so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your passion with us!

[StiggyAzalea]

I have a ten gallon full of cherry shrimp. I have a 20 gallon where I've tried and failed to keep CPOs. I had one in January in my dorm room who was fine, but a month after moving back down here he passed. The parameters weren't much different, and my shrimp were still breeding like crazy. I got another pair, but that male ended up dying after a few days. I got another male, everything seemed fine, and then a couple weeks later the female died too. 3 weeks later that last male died and I've given up. I've kept larger crayfish before, and like I said my shrimp are thriving (even a few who managed to sneak into the 20 gallon somehow) so I'm just at a loss as to why I can't keep them alive. I only mention the shrimp because I figure if there was something in the water that was killing them the shrimp would be affected too

[JoeMaMa]

Cannibals.... that explains why I never see babies. Thx Chris, I never knew

[ThyBlackWings]

Thank you for the video. Amazing creatures. I am just getting familiar with the hobby, never owned an aquarium before, so I am thankful for any information I can get. Thinking about a 60l aquarium with a lot of plants and a few shrimps (or now, after seeing your video, I need to also consider the mexican crayfish). My local shop has them. Any advice on how to ensure they have a happy life?

[soccreyes]

I have one of these! My pest snail population lessened and my plants are saved. He doesn't eat my assassin snail though. He just picks it up and throws it around. With my rcs shrimps, he doesn't mind them evem when they meet him walking by.

[joesneed]

Got me one of these today and a blue crayfish for another tank

[learningtocrash]

I got some of these back in March and the female is carrying eggs for the second time. The first time no babies lived, so she's by herself this time and I plan to take her out as soon as possible.

I thought about putting the other CPOs in with my female guppies and 4 mystery snails but worried about the snails, but they should be big enough. I may put them in there and see what happens.

[nimaarezoomandi]

Lovely creatures😍
Do they nip fish, I ve some small plecos and I have concerns about them

[IndoorEcosystem]

Has anyone tried keeping these with a Betta Fish?
Would they be food just like shrimp usually are or do you think they would nip at betta fins?

[CHENGSAQUA]

Any place you recommend ordering them from ? I’m in NY and how is the care level for them ? Beginner, regular fish keeper? Advanced ?

[AQUARIUMFREAK]

Can i have a few of these with TIGER BARBS ?

[dschinni]

Sind die Fische Schwanzfleckbärblinge?

[jonasd]

Found your channel from aquarium co-op and subscribed. Is it possible to transfer the female when she's carrying larva?