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wow i just saw someone on ebay claiming that their blue lobsters are passive because they were raised in a community tank with tetras and cories.

i highly doubt this is possible but can anyone say otherwise? it seems to me that almost all crayfish are quite aggressive.

hum...one of my shrimp had some white thing stuck in it's claw which was dragging it done...dunno if that's related...i ended up pulling the shrimp out after a day and removing the white thing..

yep too much food is bad unless of course you have a billion shrimp which will devour that thing in seconds

i think my crs are eating my anacharis(elodea) -__- moving from the bottom up where the anacharis is planted, the leaves are slowly dwindling and disappearing from what seems to be having been eaten off. there are signs of the crs eating into several other leaves at the top. and i highly doubt it's ...

hum...well i would think that the shrimp would be ok with danios since after all...they are only danios. and i don't think all fish are bad with shrimp :P i guess more or less it's all up to how the fish behave :P for example, some bettas can live in a community tank peacefully while others attack e...

apparently, clown loaches will eat shrimp but i've been getting a lot of mixed messages about this..so i guess it's like a betta and tank mates? some bettas are friendly some aren't? something like that i guess...

wow that just amazes me...17"... hehe well i have no real knowledge of tank transfer for prawns but either way, congratz on such a huge one

i have them on my nano cube but they seem kinda pointless to a freshwater tank

lol what a twisted fate...ich or rams?

all righty thanks guys didn't want to endanger my shrimp

I saw these at petco the other day...and my giant anubias is too heavy for my gravel (red sea's flora base) -__- so I thought about using plant weights to help out but I realized that this might pose a small problem...I know that these weights are some form of steel, I assume stainless steel...but w...

thanks guys

and shrimp&snails, brilliant advice. i got the same advice at another forum and it pulls the tannins out soooo fast

oritey...well...i was planning on adding some drift wood to my shrimp tank but i realized that the drift wood soaks in water to sink correct? so this water is unchlorinated etc etc and so would it be lethal to put into my tank since the drift wood will probably have soaked up chlorine and chloramine...

lol only temporary i'm at my dorm and all my fish stuff is at home which i'm going to this weekend

oh well...

i guess it doesn't matter anymore...i went out and bought a 1 gallon for them since there are only 8 of them atm and none are bigger than half an inch