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Hi from the gold coast, im bout 6 months into shrimp keeping and in the process of setting new tanks up for more at the moment I have cherrys and chocolates and hopefully will be expanding very soon once my new tanks have cycled

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Thanks all here is a couple photos of my cherries and there tank, they are breeding like crazy (sorry about poor quality photos its taken with my tablet)

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Im in the process of setting these 2 tanks up, any suggestions on which shrimp i should go into?

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Looking cool, what substrates do you have? the one on the right looks like an inert sand so i would suggest a cherry of some sort (based on pH).

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The dark substrate is proper ada soil, and the white one is called salt and pepper quartz sand

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Welcome to the forum dude, definitely lots to learn & enjoy here. Love the scapes on your new tank setups, that tree should look awesome in a couple of months, what are you using to create foliage? Hope you have as much fun here as we do! :smiley_simmons:

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Not sure of the name I spoke to my lfs and asked for a thinner and more delicate look and its what they ordered in for me

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Looks like a nice moss, might want to try & find some Fissidens for it as it will stay a lot tighter together & look more like a tree, just a thought. :encouragement:

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Hi welcome to a fellow Gold Coaster Enjoy our forum SKF

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