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    Number of Yamato shrimps to clear excessive food

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    Hi,

    I have a 3ft tank with 10+ cories....How many yamatos are enough to clear up the excess food???
    Last edited by Justikanz; 26th Nov 2006 at 15:35. Reason: Please mind the SMS language and spell properly. Thanks!... We do not have limitations on the number of characters to post!..

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    Hi. Firstly, welcome to AQ. Secondly, please avoid using impropering spellings/SMS shortforms. It makes reading difficult.

    Anyway, the idea of using Yamato shrimps to clear excessive food should be corrected. In the first place, you should have fed appropriately (i.e. less).
    Last edited by Justikanz; 27th Nov 2006 at 10:01.
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    In the first place, you should have feed apprpriately (i.e. less).
    I Agree, try t adjust the amount of food

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    You got a point...Looks like i got to feed lesser...Although yamatos look very cute at work
    Last edited by Justikanz; 27th Nov 2006 at 13:36. Reason: Please avoid SMS shortforms. Thank you.

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    I think they are preferred to be picking at algae, rather than the so-called leftovers.

    Anyway, try not to use SMS language (unnecessary shortforms and purposeful mis-spellings) while posting. It makes reading your post difficult and not everyone will understand what you are trying to say. Thanks
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    I squash all the pest snail in my tank and prepair to suck them out when i change the water the next day and i found all my yamatos feasting on them...

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