praisethesun
New Member
Hello - thanks for any help in advance.
Why would liveaquaria and Blue Zoo - both online marine live animal retailers - have information about some pistol shrimps being good pairs for a goby, when the forums indicate it is a bad pairing? In their pictures they intermix pictures of Caribbean pistol shrimp with the more standard pistol, yet from what I've read in forums, the Caribbean pistol is not a good pairing for a goby, where the Randalles/candy pistol or the tiger shrimp is.
I now have a Caribbean pistol for going on 24hrs and am a little worried. It doesn't dig, and roams all over the tank and goes to everybody's spot like its his own. This is not the description of its mannerisms when I looked at liveaquarium and Blue Zoo, but now that I have it, I'm reading all of this information about the Caribbean being aggressive, and shooting not only snails, but even fish.
I just set up a quarantine tank - should i get it out of my tank? Does anybody have one? And does it pair?
Thank you
Rob
Caribbean Pistol Shrimp???
Why would liveaquaria and Blue Zoo - both online marine live animal retailers - have information about some pistol shrimps being good pairs for a goby, when the forums indicate it is a bad pairing? In their pictures they intermix pictures of Caribbean pistol shrimp with the more standard pistol, yet from what I've read in forums, the Caribbean pistol is not a good pairing for a goby, where the Randalles/candy pistol or the tiger shrimp is.
I now have a Caribbean pistol for going on 24hrs and am a little worried. It doesn't dig, and roams all over the tank and goes to everybody's spot like its his own. This is not the description of its mannerisms when I looked at liveaquarium and Blue Zoo, but now that I have it, I'm reading all of this information about the Caribbean being aggressive, and shooting not only snails, but even fish.
I just set up a quarantine tank - should i get it out of my tank? Does anybody have one? And does it pair?
Thank you
Rob
Caribbean Pistol Shrimp???