Went to LFS and picked up a Fire Shrimp, and will be my last purchase while I build out my new 50G.
Funny thing, the next morning I checked the tank and saw what looked like a half eaten Fire shrimp in my sand. Then here come whole fire shrimp from one of my rocks to say good morning. Ends up he molted on the first night in tank. is that common?
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Yesterday my tank was 8 weeks old so i went to some aquatic shops to see what was on offer. I bought a boxing shrimp (yellow and orange), a halloween crab and a small xenia. Not bad for £50. Not seen the halloween crab yet this morning.
Some live rock for the cycling 29 gallon bowfront.
FINALLY got my absolute favorite fish, the Niger trigger. So far so good in the reef!
Interesting little diamond goby, some bright orange pavona and a pulsing xenia. Red sea pom pom to be specific. With the good comes the bad, a tragic death of my first fish, a coral beauty who wouldn't eat. It was inevitable, she wouldn't eat anything I put in the tank.
What do u feed ur fish,,, myris shrimps start them off eating good for me, then I change up...but anyway good on ur tank, I just started myself,Im wondering what choice of fish next..:fish2:
I switch it up between spirulina, angel formula, brine, and mysis. All frozen. Angels are finicky eaters for sure, I have a flame angel as well but he's doing great. That trigger is a beast, he eats whatever, starts biting the turkey baster as soon as it enters the water lol. Just make sure your fish aren't the same colors and shape and you shouldn't have a problem.
Other words a yellow goby want work..
depends, I dont think gobies have problems with each other, they're relatively docile to the best of my knowledge. What I said is more for angels, tangs, triggers, and more aggressive fish.