Will this crayfish live well with Sakura Fire Red Cherry Shrimp?
1475005
I wouldn't do it. The cray will try to eat whatever it can catch, and every so often a shrimp won't be quick enough to get away.
1475006
They're doing very well together in my tank. As long as he gets enough food, he should leave them alone.
1475007
Hey Casey, your name is interesting to me. My Nephews name is Casey, my Dads name was William , and my last name is Walker. Lol . Anyways I don,t believe you would have a problem with combing the to unless one of the shrimp wasn't' on his toesv, now I have both, but do not keep them in the same tank. I have an all shrimp tank with ghosts and cherry read shrimp. ☺️
2141597
I would advise to fish out the triops as soon as they hatch. They feed on daphnia. Hopefully this will give better results.
209658
I'm not completely sure what temperature your aquatic turtle needs to be happy. Our ball python "MoMo" has been thriving with this Zilla product. Good luck!
1485734
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.
166016
I bought these snails last year. They came nicely packed for warmth and safety and on time. The problem is I bought them to put them in my turtle tank to help keep it clean and the turtle ate them. So don't put them in with reptiles, but fish should be okay. Your tank size should be fine as they come very tiny. You may have to move them later as they start to grow bigger.
1433842
these shrimp are plastic they're not real. if you feed these to fish they will probably die
2102660
I agree with Philip - way too small of a tank! Those Angel Fish and that pleco are going to get REALLY big. Move them up to a big tank and enjoy the shrimp in the 10 gallon alone or with a few small, peaceful fish.
257613
I have a coral banded shrimp for 6 months now and haven't had a problem yet with it.
1955142
As long as the other fish aren't too small or too aggressive. Most normal-sized fish in tanks aren't big enough to eat a large triops, but triops will eat other small fish. My second pack of triops said that they will eat smaller triops. And by small fish, I mean like neon tetra size. Adult triops can get a couple inches-- as long as the other fish in your tank are around one inch or more, you should be fine.Also, never add crawfish to any tank. I had a friend that had a crawfish, it ate both of his angel fish and escaped the tank.
134642
I would say these fish would be great tank mates. As long as they are not aggressive or bottom dwellers. The Shrimp like to hang out on the bottom. I would suggest if you don't have many plants that you also purchase some of the java moss for them to hide in and play between. We love trying to find them in our tank as they hide underneath the moss.
655331
Yes. It says on the label: Contains shellfish (shrimp, crab, lobster and crayfish).
2149230
No, this is great food for fry fish being fine ground protein but brine shrimp will eat yeast, wheat flour or soybean powder. They eat microscopic algae in the wild.
1559689
I have only used this trap fro crayfish. But, generally any rotting meat: on old BBQ chicken leg is ideal of Crayfish. I would guess the same of crabs. BTW: this trap will NOT work for dungeness crab: it needs holes to let the below size ones out to be legal (here in California).
792459
I live in Michigan, so we don't have shrimp here, but it does fine catching small crawfish.
1505920
Yes, i used it for a while before switching to frozen mysis shrimp and both LRS fish and reef frenzy.
1915258
I've got some crayfish and they rarely sometimes go after shrimp but the shrimp are to quick to be caught
1915257
I had a crayfish and it ate my danio and they move fast. I would not chance it.