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January 9th 08, 12:50 AM
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Fish stocking is now complete
Pseudochromis like to kill shrimp as well. If the
shrimp is in the tank first, it usually works out, but if the pseudochromis is in first, then poor shrimp. Wayne Sallee KurtG wrote on 1/8/2008 8:42 AM: George Patterson wrote: If you ever expect to add a Mandarin, skip the shrimp (especially cleaners). They compete for food, and the Mandarin usually won't eat anything but copepods. I have a fat and happy mandarin, so I guess that nixes the shrimp. I also have a pseudochromis that hunts for copepods. I could easily live without him, but I suspect that he'll be the last fish standing. --Kurt 
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