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Endlers & Guppies

Blonde endlers

By Matt_95
May 6, 2013 in Endlers & Guppies

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Matt_95

Posted May 16, 2013

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Posted May 16, 2013

I am hoping I have enough cover when all of the plants grow in for most of the babies to escape. Of not though, this tank will just become my cull tank.

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Squiggle

Posted May 16, 2013

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Posted May 16, 2013

Sounds like a plan :victorious:

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Garnelchen

Posted May 18, 2013

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Posted May 18, 2013

Oh they're so cute!

They are supercute! I now have blonde endlers too! LOVE THEM!

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Garnelchen

Posted May 23, 2013

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Posted May 23, 2013

I tried to take a picture of my endlers....but the just don't keep still! [ATTACH]3377[/ATTACH]

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OzShrimp

Posted May 27, 2013

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Posted May 27, 2013

Just Be careful when shrimplets are around' date=' I've had some of mine eat shrimplets & I had to remove the Endlers from the tank as I had 6 berried girls in there. Adult shrimp are fine though :encouragement:[/quote']
I had the same problem, had endlers in 4ft tank with cherrys and t hey would attack my shrimplets and have a go at the odd juvenile lol,
Your endlers are pretty impressive :). I had one survive in a tank of bristlenose from fry to adulthood by living off the algae wafer lol.

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