Shrimp?

[lilclowns]

What kind of shrimp can you,successfully- with no problems put with 2 peppermint shrimp? If any?

 

[bang guy]

Skunk Cleaners, Fire Cleaners, and of course, more Peppermint Cleaners.

 

[lilclowns]

Thanks. I really like the fire shrimp. I will get one of.those

 

[bang guy]

Keep in mind that Fire Shrimp are Nocturnal. You will want to hand feed them if you want them to be active during the day.

 

[lilclowns]

Ooh, maybe not them then, is the cleaner shrimp nocturnal too? Also, do you have any knowledge with sea slugs, I saw one the other day, but I cannot remember the name at all. The only thing I can remember is that it is whitish, longer than a snail without a shell- but that's kind of a give

 

[bang guy]

Skunk Cleaner Shrimp are not nocturnal and are the most eager to clean.
I'll need more info on the slug, there are a million of them.

 

[lilclowns]

Ok. The slug. Um there was also a purple one a grayish one. Ok how about you tell me of the best slug since i cannot remeber the name

 

[bang guy]

The best Slug? Hmmm, anything in the Aplysia Genus are generally helpful. Elysia crispata is also a cool sea slug.

 

[bang guy]

Were you talking about Stomatella?

 

[lilclowns]

Sorry that is not it but I will look at your other suggestions.
Were you talking about Stomatella?

 

[lilclowns]

The lettuce slug is pretty. Thanks for your help
The best Slug?  Hmmm, anything in the Aplysia Genus are generally helpful.  Elysia crispata is also a cool sea slug.

 

[lilclowns]

Will the slug make the sand white again? Well it's not sand- it is crushed up coral/shell pieces. If not what CUC member does do that?

 

[bang guy]

There's no slug that can do that.
Crushed coral is a tough one. It's pretty rough on sand bed infauna. A combination of mini-brittle starfish, Bristle worms, and a black sea cucumber will be your best bet.

 

[lilclowns]

Aah dang, I regret getting that now. Thanks for all your help
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Originally Posted by Bang Guy http:///t/390091/shrimp#post_3452906
There's no slug that can do that.
Crushed coral is a tough one. It's pretty rough on sand bed infauna. A combination of mini-brittle starfish, Bristle worms, and a black sea cucumber will be your best bet.