well one problem down!!!

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  1. mushroom_man

    mushroom_man Bubble Tip Anemone

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    i got my sand sifting problem out of the way! the two pistols i have sifted almost all of the sand in the tanks. and i want to get another 2 one more per tank!;D
     
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  3. pshootr

    pshootr Fire Worm

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    Congrats on your pistol success!:)
     
  4. mushroom_man

    mushroom_man Bubble Tip Anemone

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    pshootr Fire Worm

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    Sweet looking shrimp! Noticed the seller is in the keys, I wonder if he catches those shrimp...

    Also looked at your tank, very nice nano!! Corals look happy
     
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  6. jtReef

    jtReef Ritteri Anemone

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    Nice.
    Just wantch out because they will battle each other depending on the size of your tank.
     
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    turbo4603 Teardrop Maxima Clam

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    Very nice monkey!!!
    And yes, there are red pistols in the keys!!! So you might have bought two wildcought pistols!lolol
    I heard their louder! lol j/k
     
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  9. rosereef

    rosereef Astrea Snail

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    "Single Red Pistol Shrimp. (Alpheus Armatus) These pretty shrimp are easy to care for. They seldom grow past 2 inches, and eat just about any food as well as leftovers from other critters. They like a tank with a sandy bottom and rockwork. They are beneficial to aquariums because they like to churn the sand. They are peaceful towards other tankmates. These were gently collected off the Fla. Keys."

    Yep wild caught....
     
  10. mushroom_man

    mushroom_man Bubble Tip Anemone

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    from what i have read they can live in a community! like bees!!!;D
     
  11. pshootr

    pshootr Fire Worm

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    Wow cool, I'm moving to the keys... hehe j/k Hey thanks for the confermation. I was really curiouse about that :)
     
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    mushroom_man Bubble Tip Anemone

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    yeah ive done a lot of reading on them and i have found that a lot of them can live fine with others. ill try to post the site when i remember the address