My tanks
- Thread starter NoodleCats
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Guppies cost me $6 where im at, so $1.50 is a score! Haha but itll be nice to see how that little one grows.
Where I get guppies they are only 2-3 dollars. But $1.50 for a baby, it might not even live.
can somone help me im just a kid and my ghost shrimp turned out to be a red claw macro shrimp and they are starting to attack my fish one of my fish is covered with blood and im just so scared my mom wont let me buy a other tank so im left with a large pot so how long can you they live in a large pot with bacteria and decloraintor i dont want any of my fish to die i already lost 3 before the "ghost shrimp" and i dont want my parents to think fish keeping insent for us
because its the first pet i EVER HAD and i i have a 10 gal by the way
because its the first pet i EVER HAD and i i have a 10 gal by the way
you may want this on a different thread...
However, the 'ghost shrimp' sounds to be a crayfish instead. They will be aggressive no matter what and not a good aquarium pet (at least not in the same aquarium as your fish). It is a dilemma. Unfortunately, having a single tank, you may need to choose fish or cray-fish, not both. Good luck!
However, the 'ghost shrimp' sounds to be a crayfish instead. They will be aggressive no matter what and not a good aquarium pet (at least not in the same aquarium as your fish). It is a dilemma. Unfortunately, having a single tank, you may need to choose fish or cray-fish, not both. Good luck!
Do you have a photo? If its a whisker shrimp, it can live fine in a densely planted vase at the very least 1 gallon volume. Lots of plants, maybe an airstone to help. Take gravel from the main tank and use it in the container he is in. Be sure to feed him though.
But he wont work out at all if hes a whisker shrimp. They attack other shrimp and fish to eat them.
But if hes a crayfish, they need different care and my vase suggestion wont work out
