Got a tall hex need a crab

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benzjamin13 said:
How 'bout this guy :ROFL:
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I'll give him a try lol.

I will need a veeeeeery long net wont I. I like the sound of shrimp but loches will have them..... snail sound good I'd think as long as the loaches leave em.
 
I found this guy on google he's a large Macrobrachium shrimp.

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i disagree, i had 2 red claw crabs for over a year with 5 plecs, 2 yoyos and a lot of small cories and they did fine together. you could try amano shrimp but depends on the type of plec your getting if you ask me
 
concord said:
Ok I'm getting a 50+gallon (uk) 5ft tall hex tank and just incase i cant find a huge fish net I think its a good idea to get somesort of crab that will eat ant dead tetras or something that die. It has to compatible with clown and/or coolie loaches and somesort of plec. The other fish will be safe as long as the crab doesnt swim:P

Thanks :headbang2
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hey just a quick question you're sure thats an aquatic aquarium you're getting and not a vivarium theres a lot sold as vivs but not for aquariums i've come across this a lot of times they hold water for a while and then its time for a mop.
make sure first and why do you want a hex anyways theyre horid for cleaning i have an empty one thats a total pain i keep it for a snake quartine tank.
 
fishnutham said:
hey just a quick question you're sure thats an aquatic aquarium you're getting and not a vivarium theres a lot sold as vivs but not for aquariums i've come across this a lot of times they hold water for a while and then its time for a mop.
make sure first and why do you want a hex anyways theyre horid for cleaning i have an empty one thats a total pain i keep it for a snake quartine tank.
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I want a hex cause i have no choice basically. And I bought it from a trusted aqua-only shop.
 
k man thanks :) if ut is a viv btw fish man will be in a LOT of trouble :swear:
 
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