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April 4th 05, 03:04 AM
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"Sarah Navarro" wrote in message ink.net...
Can a Blood Red Fire Shrimp live in a fish only tank with no live rock? I would like to get one, but have never had a shrimp before. If you provide a lot of hiding places AND if "fish only tank" does not host any of natural shrimp predators (a lot of fish!) I do not see any reason not to have it - it is beautiful animal. When shrimp molts, its body is very soft and all fish would like to snack on its legs or antennas... So they need a lot of hidding places. I would get two - they will mate and produce planktonic larvae every week... A nice food addition for your smaller fish. 
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