Sexy Anemone shrimp care?

[fish guru]

Does anyohne have any experience with these guys? they are4 kinda kool, and I want to see if they will go live inside of my frogspawn. Also, will a diamond goby and a firefish be possible threats to them? any feed back will be appreciated

 

[Catpicklesdog]

I have 2 of the cuties! Mine are in a tank without any corals or anemones and seem to be quite happy. I don't have experience with the fish you mentioned but mine share a tank with my baby Bangaii, randall's shrimp goby, a hermit crab and 2 pistol shrimp.

 

[Reefscape]

No threats from the fish, they will be fine..Cant realy give you a deffinative answer on the frogspawn...its a case of try it and see...

 

[fish guru]

wow thanks. I am surprised that fish dont eat these guys since they are so small... Do they like to hang out in a certain spot in a tank? or do they like to travel around?

 

[fish guru]

oh and also, I am planning on adding sum skunk cleaner shrimps too, and I wuz wondering if they would be okay....

 

[Catpicklesdog]

Sexy shrimp do travel around a bit but aren't constant. It does make a very good game - try to spot the sexy!!!

Skunks will be fine. I had 2 skunks, 2 fire and 1 sexy all together.

And there are fish that eat sexy shrimps.

I used to have a sexy shrimp years ago - until I introduced a dwarf lion fish:wall:

 

[Dodge250]

Does anyohne have any experience with these guys? they are4 kinda kool, and I want to see if they will go live inside of my frogspawn. Also, will a diamond goby and a firefish be possible threats to them? any feed back will be appreciated

They will be fine I have 3 of these little buddies in my 190 litre aquarium so adorable watch out with your baby banggai when he grows up even though mine doesn't cause any trouble just keep a eye out :welcome:

 

[Lonna]

I have one in my clove polyps. That is where the little guy stays ALL of the time. I read they move their backside to blend in with the movement of the polyps etc. around them. I do have to get two more one of these days. One of the invertebrate books claim they are most happy in a group. Just be careful when placing in the tank. Due to their size, fish see them as floating food on their way down. Have fun w/them.

 

[jabberjaw]

I have 4 of these little guys in my 550L tank..
I only ever see them once every couple weeks, but its always a nice surprise when they do pop up to say hi!