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I just ordered my Striped Shrimpfish off of Liveaquaria.com. He should be here by Saturday. Once I get it I\’ll tell you all about it. I heard somewhere that they get along with seahorses. If this one goes well then I might get a second one. These are the guys that swim upside down! Ever since I saw one at the Georgia Aquarium I\’ve been determined to get one. By the way did you hear about the Whale Shark and the Beluga that died there? Very sad. I guess thats what they get for putting four of the largest fish in the world into one tank.
The Shrimpfish sounds really interesting, let us know how it goes! Do you a plan on feeding him until he gets settled?
I plan on feeding him live brine for a while then attempt to wean him onto mysis. He’s WC 🙁 . Oh, and today I picked up my seahorses from the LFS. They are acctually kudas not reidis. But the are TR and they are about 1 1/2 inches tall so they make the Mustangs look like Godzilla. but I’m mad because they only got in females and last time I told them to reserve a pair which was the only male seahorse I had ever seen at the store, but they sold it.:angry: Well im looking forward to getting my shrimpfish on Saturday. I already thought of a name for him, Beeker. You know like that thing from the Muppets with the really high voice.
Oops, I missed a word in my previous post… of course you plan to FEED him, oy– I meant what do you plan to feed him… lol! I wonder, is he big enough to eat ghost shrimp? I read of place that breeds saltwater ghost shrimp for feeders, do you want me to find the site? Good luck with him, and your new horses! I’m green!:)
Well he came today instead of tomorrow. He is the weirdest and most exotic creature I have ever owned! He is about 3inches tall, has a black stripe down the middle and has red fins and snout. I actually laughed at it when I pulled it out of the bag because it was so funny looking. If you will tell me how I can send pics.
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