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Hey everyone.
I’ve had a white cap goby and spotted pistol shrimp pair for a few months and they seem to be thriving. They’ve torn apart my tank but I see the shrimp daily and the fish every few days for a split second. This morning my blasto was again covered with sand (which happens every night) but I didn’t see the shrimp or hear it at all today, which is unusual. I figure it’s probably molting but hard to not be concerned.
It’s a 2.5 gallon tank so usually pretty easy to see something moving with a flashlight in the burrow but couldn’t spot anything today. Their tunnels span corner to corner in the tank and there’s probably 5-10 entrances. It does look like they closed some off recently though. They were both out and about eating yesterday and buried the blasto at some point last night. Is it normal for them both to disappear like that? I’ve heard they can’t make any noise right after molting either
I’ve had a white cap goby and spotted pistol shrimp pair for a few months and they seem to be thriving. They’ve torn apart my tank but I see the shrimp daily and the fish every few days for a split second. This morning my blasto was again covered with sand (which happens every night) but I didn’t see the shrimp or hear it at all today, which is unusual. I figure it’s probably molting but hard to not be concerned.
It’s a 2.5 gallon tank so usually pretty easy to see something moving with a flashlight in the burrow but couldn’t spot anything today. Their tunnels span corner to corner in the tank and there’s probably 5-10 entrances. It does look like they closed some off recently though. They were both out and about eating yesterday and buried the blasto at some point last night. Is it normal for them both to disappear like that? I’ve heard they can’t make any noise right after molting either