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Thread: Threadfin and Shrimps. - Suitable?

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    Threadfin and Shrimps. - Suitable?

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    Hi guys,

    Just curious, have anyone ever kept Threadfin together with Sakura or CRS in a heavily Planted Tank?

    Was thinking, these fishes has small mouth, would it be safe for shrimplet to co-exist with them.

    Thank you.


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    Re: Threadfin and Shrimps. - Suitable?

    threadfins can get quite big right? 5cm+? not sure if its worth taking the risk on the shrimplets.

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    Re: Threadfin and Shrimps. - Suitable?

    try amber tetra, so far so good for me. even if I didn't feed them they don't attack the shrimps.

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    Re: Threadfin and Shrimps. - Suitable?

    Quote Originally Posted by altezza_87 View Post
    try amber tetra, so far so good for me. even if I didn't feed them they don't attack the shrimps.
    What about new born shrimplets? They dont attack those either?

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    Re: Threadfin and Shrimps. - Suitable?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ssur View Post
    What about new born shrimplets? They dont attack those either?
    I do have small shrimps, say about 0.8cm? Those new born, no insurance haha. unless got dense plants in the tank for them to hide, no insurance also.

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