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Oh Garnelchen! What a lovely kitchen you have! I'm so jealous! Cube looks great, but definitely room for more :p

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That is an awesome kitchen indeed Garnelchen!

Anyways here are a few pictures from my shrimp tanks:

First is a 2ftr with some yellows in it that I am trying to get to breed, they seem to be getting small shrimps out but I've only got one to a decent size. It is also currently plagued by freshwater limpet's which the gf hates, any easy way to get rid of them?

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Next is my 4ftr which is in a rack, it just has some Red Cherry Shrimp in it, but also contains a few breeding L144's and 4 royal whiptails :)

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I am hoping to set up another 4ft set up, but first my other rack needs to be sold so I can use the funds to really go all out properly on that one, hopefully next week the person that said they will pick it up will come pick it up :)

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Very nice setup Matty, both tanks look amazing, nice colour of the reds too :encouragement:

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