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December 19th 07, 10:19 PM
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Territoryy: Fish Vs. Shrimp
They don't forget that easy. Even if you did it for
3 months, he would be the same when returned. Even a year would probably not be enough. Wayne Sallee KurtG wrote on 12/19/2007 9:27 AM: Wayne Sallee wrote: You can ad a Pseudochromis to a tank with said shrimp, but adding said shrimp to a tank with a pseudochromis is a very high risk. Kids named my pseudochromis "Pow Pow" because he'll hide in the rocks and then darts out to ambush a passing fish: POW. Can you trap him out for a while? Put him in the QT for a few weeks and let the shrimp settle. in. 
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