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![]() She wants to know if she can keep Seahorses with the "cute little Shrimp".
*Sigh* This is going to be fun ![]() |
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![]() Have you shown her videos of mantis shrimp on youtube? I don't associate predators that are ferocious killing machines with cute
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![]() But apparently they are still cute ![]() |
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![]() Actually I remember reading that acrylic is better because the larger specimens can actually break through the glass (whaaaaa?!) I saw somewhere (I'll try to find the link) of a peacock mantis being kept in an Eclipse 6 or the equivalent thereof.
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I was thinking a 20G would be good? |
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![]() I'd imagine. Larger ones are 18cms ish if I remember...and not an overly active critter...20 long would be better than a standard I'd think..
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75 gallon with 20 gallon sump in the works. R. Bacchiega. Tattooer I didn't smack you, I simply High Fived your face. I've got so much glue on my pants it looks like a Friday night gone horribly wrong. |
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![]() If she is still wanting both seahorses and mantis shrimp, I see a dual build coming! If you do an acrlyic could you make it a bit bigger and have two in one (partitioned .....sharing water/skimmer/mechanical filtration etc)?
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Or I can just do what I did and tell her she has to choose one ![]() She chose the shrimp. |
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![]() I like the split tank idea, you should give her that option
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