Can Blue Crayfish live in the same tank with ORANGE Dwarf Crayfish?
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They are both very tasty snacks! Take the other (non-molting) one out when they molt!
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NO! Blue crayfish are VERY territorial and MUCH bigger than the dwarf (my dwarf is the size of one of my blue's claws!)
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No. They absolutely cannot live in the same tank. A blue crayfish can grow to about 5 - 6 inches long. An orange dwarf crayfish will be lucky if it reaches 1 and 1/2 inches long. The blue crayfish is much more aggressive and will make a meal out of the dwarf crayfish.
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They won't fight with the other shrimp, but depending on the type of shrimp they may interbreed and you'd end up with wild type shrimp, which would defeat the purpose of having shrimp with special colors. Generally speaking, neocaridina shrimp cannot be housed with other neocaridina shrimp unless they are the same color variant.With regards to the betta question, it's really a tossup. My betta won't tolerate any shrimp in his tank, not even ghost shrimp. He harasses them and they spend all their time hiding. Some bettas do fine with shrimp, even cherries. Others do fine with ghost shrimp but not cherries. They won't fight with the other shrimp, but depending on the type of shrimp they may interbreed and you'd end up with wild type shrimp, which would defeat the purpose of having shrimp with special colors. Generally speaking, neocaridina shrimp cannot be housed with other neocaridina shrimp unless they are the same color variant.With regards to the betta question, it's really a tossup. My betta won't tolerate any shrimp in his tank, not even ghost shrimp. He harasses them and they spend all their time hiding. Some bettas do fine with shrimp, even cherries. Others do fine with... » Read More They won't fight with the other shrimp, but depending on the type of shrimp they may interbreed and you'd end up with wild type shrimp, which would defeat the purpose of having shrimp with special colors. Generally speaking, neocaridina shrimp cannot be housed with other neocaridina shrimp unless they are the same color variant.With regards to the betta question, it's really a tossup. My betta won't tolerate any shrimp in his tank, not even ghost shrimp. He harasses them and they spend all their time hiding. Some bettas do fine with shrimp, even cherries. Others do fine with ghost shrimp but not cherries. « Show Less
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Hi Mr Alessandro, the answer is not, both color work at the same time, but don't worry for the , because the lights look great at the same time into your fish tank.
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Actually they happen naturally in the wild in several species of crayfish, this type included. It's not too rare, but it's not exactly common either. They also come in white, red or green, though I don't know if this species does.
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I like to keep an invertebrate in the tank, such as a snail or a shrimp. They are good at keeping the tank tidy and bettas don't mind animals who aren't fish.
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Sorry not sure about your question... I love my tank I have two for my Bettas.
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Dwarf shrimp may not be such a good idea because even though the orange dwarf crayfish is small, they are still bigger than the shrimp. I keep my dwarf crayfish with amano shrimp and there is never a problem. The amano shrimp are every bit as big as the crayfish. The only issue I could see with guppies is if you keep them in a tank that is less than 10 gallons. Even then, an adult guppy is as big as the crayfish. I think the close up photos tend to make the crayfish look bigger than they really are. Plus their claws are no where as lethal as their larger crayfish cousins.
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I would say that a 3.5 gallon tank is a little too small. The main problem is that a goldfish is a cold water fish which does not require a heater. These Mexican dwarf CPO crayfish should be housed in a heated tank the same as you would keep tropical fish in. They don't share the same temperature requirement. One or both of them are going to suffer if you house them together depending on the set up.
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We added one of ours that grew very large to our freshwater tanks and he did just fine until we added a crawfish... the crawfish ate him. be careful of other fish that might eat him.
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No. They are soil dwelling and even so, pose no threat to most aquatic, amphibians or invertebrates. They are generally target-specific (as advertised). Chemical grub control, however WILL harm them.
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Most likely not good tank mates, Comet goldfish get quite large, and Koi get even larger, unless they have many hiding places these little shrimp would probably become a meal. These shrimp are best kept with smaller tank mates, tetras (not buenos aires tetras) guppies, etc. or in a tank all by themselves
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I have a male guppy, neon tetras and two corys all in the same tank. I haven't noticed any problems. I think it's safe.
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I'm know nothing about worms, but I found this article for you. http://www.redwormcomposting.com/worms/do-euros-and-red-worms-get-along/Without reading it, basically they'll live together fine since they are in the same species of worm. Only con with mixing is if you're a worm farmer wanting to sell one select specie. Reds better at composting, night crawlers at aerating soil.
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If the cages are close enough together you could use a bulb per cage. If you have a species that requires uvb make sure that one bulb will provide the specific species enough to stay healthy.
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I'd say that it's a bit too small for hermit crabs. Hermit crabs require two water dishes (one with salt water, one with fresh) and a food dish. This tank is a little too small to accommodate three dishes and still have sufficient space left for the crabs to roam. Hermit crabs should also have a deep substrate, which this tank will not allow for.
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I would not put those two birds in the same cage unless you are POSITIVE that they will not fight. They are big birds and the Amazon is stronger. I have had both and in my opinion, I would not recommend the same cage. Just buy two and be done with it. These are travel cages and really too small for an actual full time living cage for either of these birds.
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I have three african dwarf frogs and a couple of amano shrimp and they all seem quite happy. I did have to get a heater though, since this does not come with one.