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I just looked at the tank and noticed that there are hundreds if not thousands of baby shrimp that just hatched in the tank. Must be from my peppermint shrim since I saw a couple of female peps with eggs before. They are swarming the tank. Unfortunately, my fish are making a quick meal out of them and there's nothing I can do to save them. I hope some make it and become adults..
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Awww, congrats on the buffet!180g - 2 Red Oscars, 1 Tiger Oscar, 1 JD, Convicts, convicts & more convicts
75g - 1 Silver Aro, 1 Mean Koi Angel
50g - Various platy & mollies
10g - 1 Green Spotted Puffer -
That's awsome at least it was some cheap food thoughComment
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Some of them will make it. They should bury themselves in the coral.210gPetrochromis Macrognatus Green 'Nsumbu
125g Mdoka White Lip
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hmmm, a bunch of food now maybe the fish will breed. :) congrats on the fun!Guppies:
Hi-fin pepper Cory's, Black Cory's, Long Fin Golden Aneus, Swordtails, some lyretail(RREA's, Red, Albino Koi, Red & Gold Tux), Different types of BN plecos(albino, calico, long fin, blue eyed short & long fin)
Mystery Snails, Yellow Shrimp, CPDs
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That's always fun to see :) Unfortunately they will not make it to adulthood, raising the larvae is very difficult. The ones that aren't eaten by fish usually end up starving in a normal reef tank. You can raise them in a larval tank, I've had success using live rotifers as their first food.Comment
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