Pul the shrimp out of the tank,, and place in some boiling seasoned
water until they turn a bright pink / orange color. Remove and rinse
under cold water to keep from over cooking. Serve with melted
butter.ummmmmmmmmmm good **** there man................hard to beat
boiled fresh shrimp............

Disasterous release of dangerous substances..get a ****ing life
clown................the only disaster is you postingto this group and
having the normal flux of idiots like Kurt and Wayne guide
you...............go to a real web based forum where y u get real
answers in real time instead of a wannas be forum like this crap with
no telling what for an answer.dumbass! So did you really string her
bell............would that be like Lighting her fire?......

stringerbell wrote:
I added 5 Peppermint shrimp to my tank this weekend in order to try to
control an aptasia problem.
I did not foresee this problem:
The Shrimp are roughly the same size, shape and color as a Strawberry
Pseudochromis who has inhabited the 65 gallon space for about 8 months.
The Pseudy seems to actually be corralling the shrimp up into a corner of
the tank, very far away from said annoying anenomes.
I dont think I can re-arrange enough rock to fix this problem. Many of the
chunks are huge, foundational and were put in before substrate---so a
disasterous release of dangerous substances could ensue.
Any ideas on how to fix this one?
thanks again.............