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As some of you may know, my big tank which now houses my discus used to house my CBS and yellow cherries.

I was pretty amazed to find a couple of tiny CBS shrimplets straight after the rescape. But today I was even more amazed to find a yellow cherry and 2 CBS juvies!! These guys have been living with the discus for 3 and a half weeks, in temperatures up to 32 degrees!!! Can you believe that?

I managed to catch the yellow (who was pretty big, not sure how he managed to escape capture??) and 1 CBS but there is still one at large!

Who says you need a chiller hey?

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Unreal! I think we are always trying too hard! :victorious:

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Just saw another yellow too! Can't catch the bloody things!!

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And who said you can't keep shrimp with fish?

It's the fact that its so hot that amazes me the most!

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And who said you can't keep shrimp with fish?

If this is what you truly believe then why not try it ineke! LOL!

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Very cool, just proves how tough these little buggers are :victorious:

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If this is what you truly believe then why not try it ineke! LOL!

yeah right! My poor culls got chased and eaten so no more shrimp in the fish tank!

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