well one of mine if a hungry one and sits smack in front of the power head, grasping firmly onto arock for dear life lest he get blown away by the current.
The other one is much less active, and spent a couple days sitting in btw 2 rocks, sitting in btw 2 rocks, sitting in btw 2 rocks. THen he got really excited and sat underneath a piece of wood with jave moss on it for 2 more days, but at least under the moss he was filter feeding, although not like he probably should be doing, because his fans were not opened up all the way, and he apparently wasn;t catching much. Then he started to move around and feed. THese guys are definitely NOT the most physically active creatures in the tank.
The first pic (
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The 2nd and 3rd shots below are closer shots of him. Notice in shot #2 how the CO2 bubbles are caught in the shot racing past him. I hope he's not eating these.
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The 4th shot shows the other bamboo shrimp that doesn't seem to be fully acclimated to his new home yet. He sat in this exact same spot for about 2 days before taking a walk around.
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I think this tank may be too "clean" for them though, as their primary food is suspended algae and stuff. I might have to look into some food additive I can put in the water, or I might have to go harvest/buy some rotifers and stuff for him. I really hope I'm not starving these guys to death in my tank.