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Hello,
I have a three gallon freshwater planted tank with only shrimp. I know this is a reefing site but I had a friend refer me here because he said sometimes freshwater threads pop up!
I love shrimp!
@cdemoss01 THANKS!
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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Hello,
I have a three gallon freshwater planted tank with only shrimp. I know this is a reefing site but I had a friend refer me here because he said sometimes freshwater threads pop up!
I love shrimp!
@cdemoss01 THANKS!
Welcome to the side buddy glad your here! Give him a warm welcome everybody!
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!

I am a freshwater keeper too, and indeed threads about freshwater do come up from time to time.

I wish R2R had a freshwater section. And maybe an "off topic" section. R2R is the only social media I do lol!

And, I like those shrimp, I have kept them before, and now have a small tank with some Amano shrimp.

Good Luck!
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef! I'm pretty sure the hook is in, we just have to reel you on in to the salty side! Lol. All jokes aside, even tho this a saltwater forum, a lot of us started out with freshwater before switching. Glad to have you here
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Welcome come join the salty side and collect salty shrimp :D
Fire shrimp, skunk shrimp, peppermint shrimp, harlequin shrimp, pistol shrimp, anenome shrimp oh my! :eek::eek::eek:
 
Welcome aboard. Get some assassin snails. Ram horns will be gone in about a month.
He's already got some, assassin snails basically killed all of them. In my planted freshwater I have a low population of ramshorn cause I like them, but also something is eating them not sure what.
 

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