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I kept Trumpet and Assassins, they never uprooted the foreground plants.
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well I guess all questions have been favorably answered more or less. Ill start off with shrimps, trumpets and ottos. Later when the shrimp colonies have been established, maybe attempt with a couple of threadfin rainbowfish(keep it species only).
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Shrimps are 100% safe with Ottocinclus affinis and Trumpet snails. Once their population increase, you can introduce other fishes. Add some foreground plants and mosses to provide hiding place to shrimps.
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Ill be carpeting with eleocharis sp.'mini' dw will be having riccia fluitans and rocks fissidens(or reverse)SCORPIO wrote:Shrimps are 100% safe with Ottocinclus affinis and Trumpet snails. Once their population increase, you can introduce other fishes. Add some foreground plants and mosses to provide hiding place to shrimps.
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threadfins are almost 100% shrimp friendly
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Well thats a dhamaka good news. Have you tried it? Threadfin in themselves are very hard to come by. But if they are that safe, then I might even be able to keep my dream blue pearl shrimps.sushant wrote:threadfins are almost 100% shrimp friendly
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Had around 8 of them in my shrimp tank, never saw them harming/eating a single shrimplet
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Well, I guess experience gained over time counts more than all the books in the world.sushant wrote:Had around 8 of them in my shrimp tank, never saw them harming/eating a single shrimplet
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