hey everyone, i finally bought some cherry shrimp off of aquabid.com. 12 cherry shrimp 1/4" to 1/2" juvenilles. Anyways i have a lot of questions now
1. About how big do they have to be to start breeding?
2. I have neons, a few cardinals, 3 balloon bellied mollies, and a few guppies in my 20g (a little overstocked but i'm gonna move some) and i was wondering if any of these fish will eat the baby cherry shrimp if i do breed them. I am thinking that the main ones who will be eating the baby cherry shrimps are the balloon bellied mollies and the guppies so i might be moving those soon, do you think the neons will? they dont really swim around at the bottom so i doubt if the cherry shrimp were born they won't notice them...
3. Do they jump out of the tank? (my old ghost shrimp did but i guess it was cause of my angel ) (the cherrys are gonna be in the 20g)
4. I have a penguin 100 on the 20g should i put something over the inlet?
5. Do cherry shrimp eat poop?
i have a few more questions but i can't remember them right now so i'll ask them later if i do remember it can't wait for the shrimp to come.
1. About how big do they have to be to start breeding?
2. I have neons, a few cardinals, 3 balloon bellied mollies, and a few guppies in my 20g (a little overstocked but i'm gonna move some) and i was wondering if any of these fish will eat the baby cherry shrimp if i do breed them. I am thinking that the main ones who will be eating the baby cherry shrimps are the balloon bellied mollies and the guppies so i might be moving those soon, do you think the neons will? they dont really swim around at the bottom so i doubt if the cherry shrimp were born they won't notice them...
3. Do they jump out of the tank? (my old ghost shrimp did but i guess it was cause of my angel ) (the cherrys are gonna be in the 20g)
4. I have a penguin 100 on the 20g should i put something over the inlet?
5. Do cherry shrimp eat poop?
i have a few more questions but i can't remember them right now so i'll ask them later if i do remember it can't wait for the shrimp to come.