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  1. yd1
    1 point
    Ahh - this is where I do the intro - Thanks SKF
  2. yd1
    Here's some shots of My Yabbies
  3. jayc
    1 point
    I don't see many walnuts leaves being sold for shrimp use actually. Most probably because it is toxic, as it is a form of herbicide. So even if it doesn't affect shrimp or fish, it might kill aquatic plants. Best to avoid it.
  4. Darren_crawford
  5. Kaylenna
    If you're going to keep the sections self-contained, solid glass is the best option. But you kinda have to be fairly sure of your plan since re-doing it somewhere down the line would be a big pain. There is a small disadvantage to self-contained sections - you basically end up with 4 smaller tanks that just happen to be stuck to each other and would have to treat the tanks as such: be more aware of potential water quality issues since you won't have as much leeway as with bigger systems. Many many people keep their shrimp in fairly tiny stand-alone tanks with few issues, so it's not a huge deal if you're keeping an eye on it.

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