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Hi all!

decided to join so I can post and ask questions about our native shrimp. im still pretty new to aquariums here is my tank nZgmvAH.jpg its about 6 months old. but I just got a second tank and I want to try my hand at shrimp :P

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Wow that looks great ! I love the fact that you've chosen to go with native shrimp! Consider getting some moss for your tank as shrimp really love the stuff.

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1 hour ago, revolutionhope said:

Wow that looks great ! I love the fact that you've chosen to go with native shrimp! Consider getting some moss for your tank as shrimp really love the stuff.

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the shrimp are not going in that tank as I am pretty sure my empire gudgeons would just turn them into expensive snacks ? 

as for natives I love all our native fish and inverts I have empire gudgeons atm and I have had a desert goby before AND dont get me started with rainbowfish Im waiting for dave at aquagreen to breed some more Melanotaenia trifasciata so I can have some more natives.

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