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That's a tough decision... I don't know when I'll find these tetras again with how rare they are, and I can't buy both atm with how expensive they are.

How big is the tank you're working with??? Maybe just maybe you could use something like a floater box with very fine mesh to cover any small holes to keep the baby shrimp inside, then the tank can be mainly used to house the fish???
 
How big is the tank you're working with??? Maybe just maybe you could use something like a floater box with very fine mesh to cover any small holes to keep the baby shrimp inside, then the tank can be mainly used to house the fish???
16 gallons. 24x14x11.
 
16 gallons. 24x14x11.

I guess as a temporary solution it would work, but in the long run, most likely will need 2 setups... unless you dont mind only having a shrimp in a floater box..,
 
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I guess as a temporary solution it would work, but in the long run, most likely will need 2 setups... unless you dont mind only having a shrimp in a floater box..,
I could probably make the 4 gallon a shrimp tank depending on if the Scarlet Badis keep murdering them.
 
Very interesting creatures.

I picked up my plant food today, will see how things go.
 
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Fat Homer Fat Homer convict360 convict360 I found someone selling Phenacogrammus aurantiacus. He still has 8 left, which is exactly how many I'm looking for. What are your experiences with these? Are they okay with shrimp? Size? Care? Temperament?

I wasn't familiar with the latin name, they look like congo tetra...which are mostly peaceful but will pick off shrimp out in the open
 
I wasn't familiar with the latin name, they look like congo tetra...which are mostly peaceful but will pick off shrimp out in the open
I decided against those since they get so big (for a tetra), and chose to get a couple schools of smaller species instead.
 
Even my glowlights savaged shrimp. Nothing is safe lol
 
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