Recent content by Sgooosh

could you link a thread? I would love to see some photos! Do you think they would be too big for a 75g haha

Hello! I recently got some of this beautiful mosaic plant, but I am not sure how to go about planting it in the water. Should I bury it in the ground even if the mosaic leaves don't reach the top?

Hello! This is kind of a follow-up for the shrimps I caught in a lake a while back. One sadly passed but three are doing very well. They have a strong instinct for food and have been eating everything. I was wondering if them eating the shells of black soldier fly larva would help them...

haha, if you get those, you'd also need a dumpster for the florida man to capture the alligator in!

you should buy more miniature US flags from Florida to make him feel more comfortable!! from my experience they still go to town on algae when there is extra food, they eat a lot of meat-based foods too which was interesting

in my opinion they're very peaceful fish, i doubt it would have any problem with a female being added, and pairs love spending time together. The only problem have is that they are timid, and I believe my male fish jumped out and died :(

Congrats! Never seen anything like it before, it's very beautiful

Hi! In my 75g tank with high flow, I'd like to get more shrimp. I currently have a pair of bamboo shrimp that have lived there for quite a long time. Do you think vampire shrimp and large amano shrimp would be peaceful with what I currently have?

My bamboo shrimp live real long, they're going for 2+ years!

i see, I'll look out for the larger ones next time I see it at the store. I'd like some more shrimp activity in my big tank I bet they are! someone probably added them into the residential lake to fish up. there's non native carp and other tasty animals in the lake, maybe raised for the residents

wow, that's quite big for a dwarf shrimp

nice! I'm planning on getting some amano shrimp as well later, how big are they that the platies won't attack them?

yes! i plan to do that, that is a good idea I don't believe they are the freshwater shrimp, as they generally have less color, but that could be due to the water in the lake being murky They take to expired fish food real easily... maybe that's the cure to the species? I'm not even sure if...