Pistole shrimp sans sand

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I recently decided to go bare bottom on my home tank. This has left me with a conundrum. I had two pistole shrimp in my tank prior to the landless operation. I managed to snag one of the two in my switcheroo. The other has rehomed himself in a pile of rocks.

Is it kosher to place the pistole shrimp in the sand less tank or should I look to move him?

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I recently decided to go bare bottom on my home tank. This has left me with a conundrum. I had two pistole shrimp in my tank prior to the landless operation. I managed to snag one of the two in my switcheroo. The other has rehomed himself in a pile of rocks.

Is it kosher to place the pistole shrimp in the sand less tank or should I look to move him?

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I'm not sure, but I have a large one who found a nice hole in the rock in my bb setup. I know he's happy because he can relax now that he doesn't have to spend his entire day cleaning the sand out of his burrow :)
 
I always try to give my tank's inhabitants the most natural environment that I'm able. And these shrimp live in sand so I'd either give it sand or re-home it. And the whole point I got a pistol shrimp is to watch him work! lol
 

WHAT KIND OF SUBSTRATE ARE YOU RUNNING ON YOUR TANK?

  • Bare bottom

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  • A shallow bed of fine sand

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  • A shallow bed of coarser sand

    Votes: 3 20.0%
  • A deep sand bed

    Votes: 2 13.3%
  • Mixed substrate or varying sand depth

    Votes: 4 26.7%
  • Some other substrate (posted in the comments)

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  • I don’t have a reef tank yet

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