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Thank you!

 

I decided to sign up and further my knowledge on shrimp!

 

At the moment I have 4 tanks setup (and about 5 empty tanks waiting to be used):

 

  1. Rainbows, Tandanus catfish, Purple Spotted Gudgeon & Red Claw
  2. Tropical community (Cherry Barb, guppy, Siamese Algae Eaters etc.)
  3. Shrimp (planted setup)
  4. Female Fighting fish (she was injured due to people's stupidity & I couldn't not take her)
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Welcome Tandanus!!

Would be great to see some pics of your setups when you have a chance!

What shrimp are you keeping in your planted setup?

Cheers

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Here we go newbreed! I am entirely too lazy to take new pictures but these are my setups (hopefully the image size doesn't break the thread):

The only shrimp I have at the moment are 3 red cherries.

 

 

Tropical Community

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Natives

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Shrimp tank (the plants aren't nearly as yellow looking in person)

 

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Thanks Squiggle, if you're the person I'm thinking of (and without giving away too much of my personal info) I think we spoke in person about your shrimp food on Sunday :)

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Welcome to the forum and now that you mentioned that the pics are old, you need to take new ones lol.

Nice tanks and catty.

Have fun and ask questions, maybe teach us something.

Cheers mick

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Great looking setups!! Thanks for sharing!! I hassle everyone for pics, because if I don't everyone else will sooner or later!!

 

The shrimp have an awesome playground with all those plants.

 

If you're getting shrimp food from Squiggs, you're shrimp will be very happy!!

 

Cheers

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This is the latest pic of that tank, I thought I had put this one up but didn't for some reason :S

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Very nice tank dude, I spoke to a fair few people about my food on Sunday but I think I know who you are, great to see you on here. SKF is unlike any forum you've ever been a part of. :thumbsu:

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Thats a nice tank, hairgrass is something that I've never been able to grow well and I love seeing pics from people who have got it right.

Cheers mick

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