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| What fish are these shrimp compatible with? I would like to put a few RCS in my 10 gal. and maybe get them to breed once established. The fish I have already are: 5 neon tetras, 1 flame dwarf gourami(male), 1 fancy guppy(male), and a corydora. I also have a few live plants: Water Wisteria, Java Moss, Java Fern, and a dwarf water lily.
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The gourami and/or guppy may eat them...they are very small (1/2" full grown). You could try it, but get the biggest ones you can, and if you plan on breeding them they will need a tank of their own because basically every fish will eat the fry.
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| Wow, I didn't realize that they only got that big. I thought that they grew close to 1 1/2 inches. Well anyways, I think that I will add more Java Moss to try add more hiding places for the shrimp. Will this be an okay idea if I put it on substrate, or won't the corydora be happy with this.
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I'd tie the java moss to something with fishing line because otherwise it will float around aimlessly.
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| Okay, thank you. I have a nice piece of driftwood that I have some moss attached to already. I think that when I do get more moss I will place it on a piece of rock I have (also the rock that my Java Fern is attached to)
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