Hey everyone, I'm in the process of planning a fluval 13.5 nano tank and plan to put a yellow watchman goby/pistol shrimp pairing and firefish in it. I was just wondering if it would be a good idea to secure my live rock so they don't get knocked over by burrowing. I heard that I should put the rocks in before the sand to prevent them from falling but not sure how strong these little guys are. Any advice is greatly appreciated :)
Securing live rock with yellow watchman goby?
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Rocks on the bottom then sand is definitely recommended. You cannot imagine the amount of real estate that shrimp can move. Unless its a precarious set up to begin with I don't think you would need to glue your rocks together, but might be better safe than sorry.
saltyhog
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If the rocks are sitting on the bottom of the tank and not sand there is nothing they can do to make them unstable....unless they already are. :D I've never had any problem with pistol shrimp/goby pairs and my aquascape but I always put the rock on the bottom and then add the sand.
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