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Hi Everybody,
I've been keeping my 40 gallon community tank for over a year now and loving it. I have had a 1 gallon complete setup (for kids) in my basement for a while now and looking to set it up. I would like to try to breed some shrimp. Is it possible to do that in a tank so small? Which species breed the best? If not, what else would you suggest for the aquarium? No goldfish or bettas. Thanks!
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Red Cherry Shrimp will do well in that size tank as long as you can keep it warm and water quality high.
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I've always liked the cherry shrimp. The only problem is that the setup does not have a heater. I read that ghost shrimp can withstand temperature changes well, so maybe those would be better??
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I have no experience with Ghost Shrimp. My understanding is that they have a couple of breeding difficulties.
1 - They are cannibalistic so any small Shrimp will be eaten and I doubt they could find a place to hide in a one gallon.. 2 - The offspring need specialized food because of their size. Infusoria for example. While not impossible, it could be difficult to feed this type of food in such a small tank. |
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