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Matt_95

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I'm assuming that's where your cull shrimp go? Not that they're your cull fish, because they are beautiful!! Great photos too!

Thinking about putting my cull cherries in with my discus!

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Shame on both of you...putting cute little shrimp with big nasty fish!:dejection:

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Yep, this tank is for my cull shrimp, should be great for their colouration. Thanks, I can't wait for them to colour up and then they will be absolutely stunning (hopefully).

Thats life, big fish eat little fish.... And shrimp? :p

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Thats life' date=' big fish eat little fish.... And shrimp? :p[/quote']

This being a shrimp forum, maybe we should start a "safe the shrimp" campaign. LOL..poor little shrimpies.

I use to have a marine tank, and my prize fish was the lion fish....use to catch glass shrimps, and was thrilled, and loved the way the lion fish would hunt and gulp them up......I now realise that those were my days of sins, I am now reformed ! LOL

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Hope the shrimp don't beat up your fish (beautiful fish mate!!)

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This is why I am putting my culls outside to take their chances. I watched my poor culls being stalked by the fish nowhere left to hide I am so glad I found those shrimp in my moss bucket! But I fully understand they are the end or beginning of the food chain.

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I actually only want the shrimp in my discus tank as clean up crew. I reckon they'd do alright cos the discus are still small and they can't fit in their mouths!

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I used to have two lions as well BB, they're amazing fish, I really would like to get another, not enough money to set a tank up though.

I like feeding these guys live food because its fascinating watching them hunting, feeding them black worms is very interesting as well, they hover above the sand and dive into it to catch the worms.

Thanks for the comments on my fish :)

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I must admit, you fish are very beautiful! :)

....and I suppose they have to eat SOMETHING.

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