da1jewfish
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Can I put some in clownfish breeding tanks? DO yout hink that cleaner shrimp would bother eggs? or maybe some snails? or some hermits? or whatever, what do yall think?
cleanup crew?
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Personally, its a bad idea.
Any critter that can potentially eat or damage the eggs is a concern and not worth it.
Your broostock tanks should be bare, w/ just a tile, clay pot or a rock or for the fish to lay eggs on.
Otherwise, your the cleanup crew, vaccum and water maintenance guy
Any critter that can potentially eat or damage the eggs is a concern and not worth it.
Your broostock tanks should be bare, w/ just a tile, clay pot or a rock or for the fish to lay eggs on.
Otherwise, your the cleanup crew, vaccum and water maintenance guy
da1jewfish
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thanks for the replys... i have been doing a lot of reading with some discrepancies.
Everyewhere it says to make the tanks natural. Wouldn't that mean to have sand in the tank? I also read what you are saying FMArini. We already set the tanks up with sand, a few tiles, and I large piece of LR. Each tank has a filter and they will be worked into a central fuge soon. To me it seems more natural to have sand.
Any advice what to do? what are the benifits to going BB?
Everyewhere it says to make the tanks natural. Wouldn't that mean to have sand in the tank? I also read what you are saying FMArini. We already set the tanks up with sand, a few tiles, and I large piece of LR. Each tank has a filter and they will be worked into a central fuge soon. To me it seems more natural to have sand.
Any advice what to do? what are the benifits to going BB?
teenreefer
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Shrimp is a bad idea ive seen shrimp go after frie and eggs
