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Riffle Shrimp in the Wall Tank


KillieOrCory

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First of all I would like to thank fishymosy for the Riffle shrimp. He went above and beyond so that I can have these great shrimp in my tank.

 

Here are a few photos from the wall tank

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The shrimp settled in really well into the tank and cope fine with all the fish including breeding kribensis which chase them away from their eggs and fry.

 

And the full tank shot

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from the other room

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Lovely! 

They are such big shrimp.

 

And no algae in the tank as well  :thumbsu:

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Awesome setup! And brilliant they are learning to live peacefully with the fish!

Amazing work and stunning shrimp!!

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Beautiful just beautiful! A fish room update would be nice or did I miss that????

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Oh, should have said they are giveaways too Serkan. For the help you gave me with bits and pieces last year. If you want them.

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Oh by the way fishmossy your riffles are doing well in my tank as well mate. And thanks again for your help

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Errm! I put a pair of huge Rio Manacapuru Angels in the wall tank. They ate a few of them and the rest are constantly hiding! Doh! :startle:

 

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Their bodies are as big or bigger than your palm!

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Woops. I think you better take out those hidious angelfish so the riffles can roam free again!!!

They are nice looking angels though, its uncommon to see them that big, and look as healthy.

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