5g Rock Flower Sexy Shrimp Tank

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Had spawning after feeding! Hard to see in picture but several raised up and cupped.
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I'm seriously trying to till my 120 with rock nems because your tank is so cool. My LFS gave me a deal on 8 of them. Many are doing well. But some disappeared. I suspect they're still in there somewhere, but they've moved to where I can't see them.

Any hints on placement and getting them to come out? How much light do they like relative to corals? How about flow? Any other factors?
 

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I love the little tank of rock flowers. So pretty. I love the sexy shrimp too. I have had that combination, but in the 210g it is not easy to appreciate as in a smaller tank. I may move mine to my 6g. I only have 8 currently, so maybe I can get some babies. :)
 
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I'm seriously trying to till my 120 with rock nems because your tank is so cool. My LFS gave me a deal on 8 of them. Many are doing well. But some disappeared. I suspect they're still in there somewhere, but they've moved to where I can't see them.

Any hints on placement and getting them to come out? How much light do they like relative to corals? How about flow? Any other factors?
I have noticed the amount of light they like seems pretty high to me, I had many in 300 PAR, if too much they just move vertically but I was surprised how much some seem to like. They don’t seem to like too much flow, enough to ruffle them seems like makes them unhappy. They do like, and I think need, to be spot fed.
 

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