How to Ship Freshwater Shrimp - Steenfott Aquatics Order

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  • čas přidán 16. 11. 2016
  • This video is all about how to ship freshwater shrimp all year. The method in the video is good for both winter and summer month. The freshwater shrimp will survive conditions between 30 to 80 degrees. The video shows how us at Flip Aquatics ship out hundreds of shrimp packages each year.
    Check out my website for USA Bred Shrimp: www.flipaquatics.com/
    Check out Bob's Channel: / vicmackirov
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Komentáře • 63

  • @SteenfottAquatics
    @SteenfottAquatics Před 7 lety +23

    Awesome, i am actually unpacking them right now!!!!

  • @WichitaFallFishKeeper
    @WichitaFallFishKeeper Před 6 lety

    Thank you for your knowledge

  • @joshuabasuel7672
    @joshuabasuel7672 Před 3 lety

    Thanks!

  • @jasongodfrey9906
    @jasongodfrey9906 Před 5 lety

    Sweet man! I needed to know where I could get cheap foam. Going to ship some to a friend in Michigan from my home state of ohio.. Thanks for the video!

  • @shrimpssnails7260
    @shrimpssnails7260 Před 7 lety

    Great video, thanks for sharing. Your business has come a long way from when you first started to upload. Keep up the great content :)

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +2

      Thank you very much for the comment! It has come so so far and it's because of people like you. One view at a time has lead me to where I am.. I'm definitely blessed

  • @ChallengetheWild
    @ChallengetheWild Před 7 lety

    wow thats so awesome shrimp

  • @cev17pr
    @cev17pr Před 7 lety +1

    Awesome video! Steenfott is gonna be siked! Im enjoying the video as i freak out inside thinking about the indian almond leaves in my tanks!

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +1

      Thank you for the comment! Bob is a great guy, I hope he really enjoys them!

  • @sybrandscheveers5726
    @sybrandscheveers5726 Před 7 lety

    hahaha nais camera failures, really loved this one and I learned something new (as always). Thanks!

    • @SteenfottAquatics
      @SteenfottAquatics Před 7 lety +5

      I like the "that should work" camera falls down immediately after lol

  • @oldmategregoryjohnthe3rd6

    hey love the shrimp mate the shrimp starter pack is a sick idea i havent seen many black shrimp like that here in Australia but i would love to own a heap.

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +1

      Thank you! I'm looking forward to coming to Australia at some point. Maybe I'll bring some with me :)

    • @oldmategregoryjohnthe3rd6
      @oldmategregoryjohnthe3rd6 Před 7 lety

      LupDiesel Mate if our customs allow it ill be first on that order mate. im looking in the future to go catch some wild fresh water shrimp from up north over here love the vids mate

  • @LRBaquatics
    @LRBaquatics Před 7 lety

    Cool vid! Nice looking tigers! Lol I know the feeling o so well when selling and your like do I want to get rid of these I love them so! So funny!

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +1

      Thank you brother! I hate it haha selling beautiful shrimp is rough but at least I know who they are going to and that he will appreciate them

    • @LRBaquatics
      @LRBaquatics Před 7 lety

      Lol like they say shrimpin aint easy but is sho is fun. I'm sure Bob will give them a great home.

  • @Mikenike88
    @Mikenike88 Před 7 lety +2

    have you ever have you packages survive in negative degrees? whats the survival %? please let me know I am starting to ship out fish too

  • @MarksShrimpTanks
    @MarksShrimpTanks Před 7 lety +7

    I never offer DOA guarantee because I dont sell shrimp :D

  • @ThisProvidencerocks
    @ThisProvidencerocks Před rokem

    What brand of breather bags do you recommend now?

  • @Mr.Glitch
    @Mr.Glitch Před 7 lety

    I've never had any luck with OEBTs, i love them loads but they always seem to die. Though the fancy tigers appear to be hard as nails, even when everything else in the tank died, my two fancy tigers survived!

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +1

      The biggest things with tigers is inert substrate and partially hard water. Anything less than 7 ph is bad unless we are talking about tangerine tigers

    • @Mr.Glitch
      @Mr.Glitch Před 7 lety

      Yeah true, hey did ok just with cherries, but the others i bought started breeding in the tank with the taiwanbees, but then i had a tank crash and lost them all. The new fancy tigers are doing great in the blue bolt mixed tank, thanks to crossing them with snow whites. Amazing colours on them too.

  • @dwainkitchel1316
    @dwainkitchel1316 Před 7 lety

    wave as you go by my house...i will be heading to Ohio Cichlid extravaganza ...and won't be there :) great video

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety

      Maybe I will see you on Saturday. I'll be there for a bit!

    • @dwainkitchel1316
      @dwainkitchel1316 Před 7 lety

      sigh.....with the ice/sleet/snow and such a long drive home i bailed after Ingo's presentation, got my blurry video/shots up on my channel...really sorry i missed u man(if u went?)

  • @KevinsCaninesAndAquatics

    Rob how do you ship now? Do you still use breather bags?

  • @mred9335
    @mred9335 Před 4 lety

    How do they survive without a heat pack in 20* weather? Wouldn't the water freeze?

  • @josephglover4546
    @josephglover4546 Před 7 lety +1

    Do they get larger? They look too small to eat.

  • @razorXblueXeyes
    @razorXblueXeyes Před 6 lety

    Where can I get live animal stickers for my box's ??

  • @P0HTAT0
    @P0HTAT0 Před 7 lety

    You just got another order today it would have been bigger had you had some yellow or orange neos though.

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +1

      Thank you my friend :) much appreciate!! Soon as the babies grow up, the shrimp will all be back in stock! This past year took a hit on the shrimp room for sure

  • @matildaxx9533
    @matildaxx9533 Před 4 lety

    No affence but I would buy your shrimp but they are quite expensive but they seem amazing quality

  • @AirQuotes848
    @AirQuotes848 Před 4 lety

    Please have a colorful shrimp mix option.
    1 of each color.
    Each variety.
    I would like 1 of each ,but need a bundle of them instead of numbers of same.

  • @NikoleAyala04
    @NikoleAyala04 Před 7 lety

    I have a question sir, are crystal red/black shrimp a good shrimp too keep when it comes to hardiness, and/or breeding?? And I subscribed to your AMAZING channel from Aquarium co-op kelp up the GREAT work

    • @sybrandscheveers5726
      @sybrandscheveers5726 Před 7 lety +1

      Brandon 0127 with a lot of pre study you can do this, I have done it as well.

    • @NikoleAyala04
      @NikoleAyala04 Před 7 lety +1

      Thank you so much, really appreciate it:)

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +2

      thank you for the sub my friend! And CRS/CBS are extremely hard as far as buffered water goes. If your ph is less than 7, I would say they will do fine.

  • @chobyasadoscocinaymas6853

    Do you ship shrimps to Mexico?

  • @GUYANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
    @GUYANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Před 7 lety

    If you double bag the Breather bags use a wet paper towel in between the two layers to help the bags of plastic not to touch each other and oxygen to flow..

    • @MsMay-or1cw
      @MsMay-or1cw Před 7 lety

      No need to add paper towel - he is doing it correctly. I ship the same way as him and for the same reasons he gave...

    • @GUYANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
      @GUYANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Před 7 lety

      i was talking mainly about fish forgott to mention that in the orignal comment....trying to type on a iphone is not the best

  • @Olly-qq2fh
    @Olly-qq2fh Před 7 lety

    What type of shrimp will do well and look nice in a 5 gallons planted tank that don't cost much

    • @sybrandscheveers5726
      @sybrandscheveers5726 Před 7 lety +1

      Rhys's Pets if it's your first time you will keep shrimp choose hardy shrimp (breed more often, easyer and are cheaper) like the neocardia species. Fireredshrimp are the cheapest I guess.

    • @Olly-qq2fh
      @Olly-qq2fh Před 7 lety +1

      Thx for the advice

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +2

      Cherry shrimp are always the cheapest option and only cost $2 each. They are one of the cheapest shrimp out there

  • @buringfyra
    @buringfyra Před 7 lety +1

    I dont want to tell you what to do but It seems like you would have less problems if you bought better bigger breather bags and a slightly bigger box unless you like it that snug lol. wish I could get some of your shrimp but Australian customs are a pain (for a reason)

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +3

      Never ever feel bad for giving your opinion. I need it and it helps me. Thank you for being honest. I'm trying to use up all the bags that I bought from before. Next order I am getting a lot bigger of bags for sure. The box is tough because I'd have to make more sizes for shipping insulation. Which I could do, it just takes more time

  • @monjak2444
    @monjak2444 Před 7 lety

    nice video :) and shrimp people please dont send shrimp in bottles.

  • @movingwater7312
    @movingwater7312 Před 7 lety

    i have a few questions: do you think that shipping shrimp without any plant matter from aquarium A to aquarium B would reduce unwanted hitchhikers like snail or planaria? why are breather bags superior to double bag with added oxygen? they are not made from any special material otherwise their price would be astronomical. their main argument is that it prevents stress caused by sloshing. wouldn't this be beneficial if we all know that breaking the surface tension of water enhances gas exchange? did anyone produce any numbers and actually measured dissolved oxygen content in breather bags vs "normal" bags with added oxygen?

    • @LupDiesel
      @LupDiesel  Před 7 lety +1

      Yes, i think that no plant matter reduces the amount of pests transferred drastically. Breather bags are better because they take up less room. They also eliminate sloshing which is bad because of stress like you said. Shrimp are sensitive in nature and when stressed they instantly molt which results in the death. One death in shipping can kill all the shrimp. And no, I do not think they did any research or at least I have not seen it. If you do find one, please let me know. I'd love to read it

  • @Between_the_numbers
    @Between_the_numbers Před 5 lety

    Dude you’re breathing in fiberglass when you handle that stuff and ripping it up aka making friable you’re taking a risk of getting it in your lungs

  • @myahthurman4345
    @myahthurman4345 Před 7 lety

    boo you sell red cherry shrimp

    • @Wynkopop
      @Wynkopop Před 6 lety

      myah thurman Cherry shrimp are a great starter shrimp. So are ghost shrimp