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So far so good, but what about shrimp?


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    cq28 - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Sep 2005
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    Florida
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    Default So far so good, but what about shrimp?

    So far so good. I have the 20 gal. tank up and running. I finally got two clowns in there and they are looking good. My next question is this...how would this idea of live stock sound? I'm interested in two shrimp, but not sure if it would be too much for the amount of space I have.
    10 Snails
    5 Hermit Crabs (Small)
    2 Clowns (I bought them as Percula, but I'm not sure I'll post a shot tomorrow.)
    Future Friends
    6 Line Wrasse
    Yellow Watchman Goby (most likely, but still up in the air for the kind of goby)
    Zoas and Polyps. Probably 2 kinds of zoas and 1 star polyp (I figure to cover a rock for each)

    Big question...I hear the cleaner shrimp is a good vaccum, but I'm interested in the red blood shrimp for the beautiful red color. CouldI get two, or should I only get one? And which one?

    Thanks again, Clem

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    flame - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    Aug 2005
    Location
    Oklahoma
    Posts
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    Care Level: Easy
    Tank Conditions: 72-78

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