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  1. Pezulu

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    How many tanks are you planning on running?
    Most fish will eat shrimp. About the only safe exception are Otocinclus Catfish. Even something as small as Galaxy Rasbora will decimate a shrimp population.
    You will also need to keep your shrimp separate, as they will interbreed, and revert back to their original (wild) colourarion.
    Crystals are also a bit expensive to feed your fish.
     
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    Shark names. Bala shark(30cm+), Red tail shark (20-25cm), paroon shark (30-90cm) etc. Creates demand :(
     
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    To me it sounds like freshwater fish are more aggressive than marine hahaha
     
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    It's a pitty
     
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