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kirito Be nice I'm new here

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Hi everyone ! I'm new to the shrimp but not to exotic fish hobby currently I'm keep rays ,bichirs, gg,rtgg and 6 aros. And would like to move to shrimp due to the amount off water I'm using week week for my water change , and I would like something to guide me for myfirst tank off shrimps XD

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newbreed Shrimp Guru

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Welcome to the forum!! You will find lots of information here about keeping shrimp! The more you post the more of the site you can view!!

Welcome and enjoy!!

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Wraithie Shrimp Breeder

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Welcome to the forum, there is lots of valuable information here so make the most of it. We dont believe in silly questions so ask away.

Also we LOVE photos and would love to see some pics of your tanks and fish :)

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Welcome to the forum, definitely the best place to be to learn about shrimp, ask as many questions as you like cause there's no stupid ones here! We love pics so whack some up when you get a chance. Hope you have as much fun here as we do. :victorious:

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Androo Shrimp Enthusiast

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Welcome, I have a Bichir aswell, only a senegal but they are few and far between. I'd love to see what you have, also are you breeding the Bichir you have?

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kirito Be nice I'm new here

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post-3847-13990986519_thumb.jpg I got 3 bichirs sen 2 male and one female only a few month old tho buy do plan to breeding them in the future

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Ace027 Shrimp Lover

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Welcome to SKF Kirito, I live in St Albans so we are basically neighbours. You can drop by to my place and I can show you my setup and advise you the basics in keeping shrimps.

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