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Ok so I got 5 pea puffers the other day. What type of shrimp A. breed quickly and easily and B. adults are big enough that the puffers won't eat them. You can see where i am going with this. trying to offer a variety of food and reproducing shrimp seem to be a good idea.
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130 gallon lake malawi breeding community tank red zebra with true blue male, Mosobo "deep", Rusties, Taiwan reef.
125 gallon with Carl the crappie and Mrs. C the crawdad
100 gallon tall Walstad method planted tank
55 gallon tropical mixture of guppies, platy's, clown loaches
55 gallon pea puffer planted tank
30 gallon Cichlid fry tank
30 gallon planted snowball shrimp tank.
10 gallon Killi fish australe orange planted tank trying to breed -
Red cherry shrimp.
Roaches of the shrimp world. -
Roaches are exactly what I am looking for. Now then to see if anyone on here has some adults to toss in my 55 gallon tank with them.130 gallon lake malawi breeding community tank red zebra with true blue male, Mosobo "deep", Rusties, Taiwan reef.
125 gallon with Carl the crappie and Mrs. C the crawdad
100 gallon tall Walstad method planted tank
55 gallon tropical mixture of guppies, platy's, clown loaches
55 gallon pea puffer planted tank
30 gallon Cichlid fry tank
30 gallon planted snowball shrimp tank.
10 gallon Killi fish australe orange planted tank trying to breedComment
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There's a ton of people on here that sell them. Usually for 50 cents each.Comment
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Re: Shrimp for pea puffers
+1 the puffers will eat them but if you let them build up a colony first, they will reproduce faster than they will get eatenOriginally posted by AhKwaB View Post
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Red Cherry Shrimp breed fast But your puffers will eat any shrimp they see. They wont care how big they are.
it would be better to setup a small tank with some shrimp and some snails. you can feed the puffers out of it.
I have a 20g shrimp tank and I am thinking about selling the hole setup.Nothing Kills Evil Like a Sharp Stick...Comment
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