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Hi everyone, im a long time fishkeeper, ive kept many many types of fish, But never shrimps! Thats why I am here!. I look forward to drawing on peoples experience and hopefully over time keep some of the rarer shrimp

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Welcome to SKF....I've bred Discuss's, Fancy Goldfish, fighting fish, and had a huge marine display, BUT shrimps got me to a huge addiction ..... But, I'm glad :-)

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Hey Adro' date=' welcomin to SKF[/quote']

Thank you, hopefully I can contribute in some way also.

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Welcome to SKF....I've bred Discuss's' date=' Fancy Goldfish, fighting fish, and had a huge marine display, BUT shrimps got me to a huge addiction ..... But, I'm glad :-)[/quote']

My mind Is blown with all the variants of shrimps available, especially love the blue and black ones

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Welcome to the forum, definitely the best place to be to learn about shrimp. I've also kept & bred fish for over 25yrs & I have to agree with BB, shrimp have got me addicted & I couldn't be happier! Hope you have as much fun here as we do! :victorious:

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Im loving my time here already, so much good info that I have already read and it looks like there is still other areas yet to be opened up to me . Everyone seems so helpful and there doesnt appear to be the bickering smart a#@ responses that these sort of forums are notorious for.

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Totally dude, this forum, as you've already discovered, is like no other forum. We are definitely a different kind of forum community here, we much prefer to have fun than arguments, although we do have our own in house smart @ss but Chi is pretty harmless, hahaha(only joking Chi :stupid: we all love you!)

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Welcome to the forum, one of our mottos is 'there are no silly questions' so feel free to ask about whatever.

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Hi and welcome to SKF. Lots of friendly people here willing to share their knowledge and having a bit of fun along the way

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Hi and welcome to SKF. Lots of friendly people here willing to share their knowledge and having a bit of fun along the way

Thank you, from what I have experienced so far everyone seems very helpful and passionate about their shrimps. I have already tried to subscribe, however I stuffed up and contributed instead lol.

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