Candy cane pistol shrimp

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I was wondering how much does the average pistol shrimp cost and is it okay with cleaner shrimp in a 15 gallon?! With being VERY well fed
 
Every pistol shrimp cost a diffrent amount but candy canes usually cost 20-30 bucks.

Should be fine with your cleaner.
 
I was wondering how much does the average pistol shrimp cost and is it okay with cleaner shrimp in a 15 gallon?! With being VERY well fed
This is the least expensive I could find and yes.
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Is the pistol shrimp going to be okay with a yellow striped blenny in a 15 gallon?!
 
Okay what size tank do you think it needs?
 
25-30 gallons. They get a decent size and they are a pretty active fish.
Yeah I was actually thinking about getting rid of him and just letting the pistol shrimp in because I have enough bio load as it is
 
Would a pistol shrimp and yellow watchman goby be okay with 2 clowns and a purple and yellow dotty back?!
 
Or be okay with the 2 clowns and the pistol shrimp and yellow watchman goby?!
 
Would a pistol shrimp and yellow watchman goby be okay with 2 clowns and a purple and yellow dotty back?!
No, dottybacks are very territorial, especially in small tanks.

A pistol shrimp and a YWG will get along with some clowns fine though.
 
Man how do I catch this dottyback or any fish I’ve been trying for a week now I need to get this guy rehomed!!
 
Man how do I catch this dottyback or any fish I’ve been trying for a week now I need to get this guy rehomed!!
You can try a fish trap (either homemade or bought), you can try to get him during feeding time or lights out, or since this is a 15 gal you can just remove some rocks for a second to catch him.
 
You can try a fish trap (either homemade or bought), you can try to get him during feeding time or lights out, or since this is a 15 gal you can just remove some rocks for a second to catch him.
Okay I’ll try a homemade fish trap
 

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