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I wonder why they would do that. I bought all three in the same order. But, if I get more requests for the chilis and amano shrimp I will post that fact here.

I have been shopping at Amazon and the only thing they seem to ask me is how I liked the delivery. The only choice is to click on stars. I do not rate sellers nor do I expect them to rate me either. I pay promptly all the time and that is all that one can basically rate a buyer for.

If a seller is bad, I just do not use them a second time.
The reason they segregate reviews is simple... If a multiple order is reviewed as the entire order a bad review on a specific item in the order would likely lower the review score for all items. Reviews being item specific also gives a good seller more of an idea as to items they should drop.
 
So far I never got another request from Aqua Huna to review the chilis or the amanos.

Also, I notice a couple of days ago one of the 3 surviving redlines look to be on the thin side. I detrrmined I needed to pull it to an H tank and treat it with Flubendazole. I had been watching it for a few days and I came to this conclusion when feeding which I often do in the evening. I decided to do this the next day.

The next day I could not find the fish. I tried putting in a bit of flake in case it was hiding. All the fish reacted to the food but the skinny redline which did not appear. I then took a flash light and looked everywhere in the tank for it. I checked in the plants, on the bottom under the wood etc. It was nowhere to be found. I have not found a corpse not even one partly rotted.

So far none of the other fish show any signs of wasting, so I have not treated the tank. I have all 8 harlequins and all the cories. i also see assoed amanos but cannot get acount. In the other Q tank the sidthimunkis appear to be prest and they are very active. But it is not possible to get a tru count as they are too active and there is too much cover. This is supposed to be their permanent home. I intend to add 6 of the harlequins to the tank and the other two will go into a 29 where I have had 4 for a few years. The two suriving redline need to grow some before I can put tem in with the 6 full sized adults I have in the 150.
 
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