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Quote: Originally Posted by BornAgain Hello SWF! (sorry in advance for the Long post, lack of proper grammar and spelling with the misuse of parenthesis. If you're anything like me you will read this and move to another thread) Please answer my questions at the bottom of the post!! Have had...

...setup: My Fish 2 Occellaris Clownfish 1 Firefish 1 Randall's Shrimp Goby My Invertebrates Tiger Pistol Shrimp CUC My Corals Rainbow Paly GSP (Starting to regain color, Bleached) My Equipment 150 Watt...

Quote: Originally Posted by 1guyDude ooo so it is lol my bad....i was thinkin about this the other day?!?!? R these creatures very safe with other inverts and stuff...? I might be upgrading my 10gal to a 20 long and i would get rid of my CBS and get a pistol combo but i wanna keep some pepps in...

Quote: Originally Posted by 1guyDude ooo so it is lol my bad....i was thinkin about this the other day?!?!? R these creatures very safe with other inverts and stuff...? I might be upgrading my 10gal to a 20 long and i would get rid of my CBS and get a pistol combo but i wanna keep some pepps in...

ooo so it is lol my bad....i was thinkin about this the other day?!?!? R these creatures very safe with other inverts and stuff...? I might be upgrading my 10gal to a 20 long and i would get rid of my CBS and get a pistol combo but i wanna keep some pepps in there too? Possable? R these...

Quote: Originally Posted by BTLDreef Yes, spot feed. I spot feed mine quite often. +1 I would spot feed a little twice a day, but give it some time to acclimate itself to it's new home. It may take some time and he will pop out and check things out. If I may recommend, leave the lights low or...

Tiger pistols are messy. Go with a Randalli Pistol shrimp (the red and white striped one). They're more peaceful, don't grow as quickly, and don't make as much of a mess.

Hey just as a heads up, I had a tiger pistol and barber goby combo in my 24 (2 years), and the shrimp kept the water kinda murky seeming, even with weekly water changes. I don't recomend it in a small tank cause they are always sifting stuff around. Just from my experence!

I got a pair of these guys last friday. I acclimated them for two hours. The shrimp found a spot towards the front of the tank " perfect just what I wanted". To date the fish has remained hidden I have yet to see him eat. I am a little worried that he may starve to death. I hope he pulls...

Definitely make sure that it's a pistol and not a mantis. It's also good if you can get an ID of the pistol if that's what it is as some are more peaceful than others. From my experience, pistols that are paired with a shrimp goby, especially smaller shrimp gobies such as Yasha's are less...

Hey everyone! Finally ordered my base live rock and sand, and have setup my 20 gallon long reef tank. I've done two small water changes and ammonia has never gone over .50ppm. Nitrite was close to 1.0 ppm a couple days ago, but yesterday it tested at .25. Right now I am trying to catch...

...was closed up for photo day) red ausie scoly( its really small bout an inch) green marble mushrooms, green star polyps, sea bunny tiger pistol shrimp( bout 2 in.) conch snail, giant zebra turbo snail( good 3-3.5 inch across shell) he comes out at night. feather duster, 2 kenya tree coral...

Pistol shrimps are reef safe? I have a tiger pistol shrimp in my reef tank and it does nothing but eat copepods and clean my sand!

Sounds like a baby mantis, which usually doesn't have color yet, or a pistol shrimp (Tiger Pistol Shrimp). Can you take the rock out? If you can, there are a few methods: 1) Place the rock in a bucket with a salinity level higher than 1.03. and let it soak. Usually bad critters will come out in...

...the tank. I ended up at ***** (My local ***** actually does a good job with their fish and does not overcrowd etc). Today I got a Tiger Pistol Shrimp and an Orange Spotted Goby. I think its so cool that they have this symbiotic relationship and one watches while the other digs, Of course its...

...the tank. I ended up at ***** (My local ***** actually does a good job with their fish and does not overcrowd etc). Today I got a Tiger Pistol Shrimp and an Orange Spotted Goby. I think its so cool that they have this symbiotic relationship and one watches while the other digs, Of course its...

Blue sponge Cleanner shrimp Fishies (minus the highfin goby and tiger pistol) FTS RANDOM SHOTS

...rics green star polyp New stock list(maintenece is crazzy on this due to overstocking): 2 nemos 1 pj cardinal 1 high fin goby + tiger pistol shrimp 2 yellow clown gobies cleanner shrimp hermits/snails kenya or colt not sure which it is xenia (regrowing from crash) shrooms zoas(from crash +...

I'm thinking a tiger pistol shrimp, and a yellow watchman goby. What do they eat? Should they be quarantined together?

...though and will eat an ornamental shrimp if it gets a chance. Usially this doesn't happen because the inhabit different areas of the tank. There are differences in Shrimp and Gobies. Tiger Pistol Shrimp are a fairly safe bet as far as paring goes. They will accept most of the shrimp gobies.