Other tank fish may not eat the shrimp for several reasons, including size differences, behavioral traits, or dietary preferences. Many freshwater shrimp are small and can easily hide among plants and decorations, making them less visible to larger fish. Additionally, some fish species may not recognize shrimp as food due to their natural feeding habits. Finally, certain shrimp species produce chemicals that can deter fish from viewing them as prey.
he cleans the fish and other things...
6 hours
Shrimp are a natural food for many soecies of fish. As a beginner I would not advise you to add shrimps unless you are feeding the shrimp to the fish.
No ghost shrimp are fine with African dwarf frogs
No, they will not. The dragon-fish can eat the ghost shrimp and the snail, and the crab will try to eat anything he can catch.
nothing![although, dont let the other fish eat the pregnant one]
Everything feeds on shrimp which is why they always recommend a shrimp ONLY tank if you are planning to breed them or have very expensive shrimp!! Even some people will recommend certain fish but if they are nippy then no go unless you have a lot of hiding places because even a hungry non aggressive fish will tank a go at a freshly molted shrimp! Also The one and only fish that is 100% safe for shrimp especially crystal reds because they both prefer a softer water is the otto algae eater so it will clean tank walls and plants without putting your shrimp in danger!!!
Any tank under 10 gallons is not suitable for fish, but you can have perhaps a few ghost shrimp, or use it for live plants
also he is in with two other fish the two of them are Balloon mollies and dont seem to be chasing or bulling him, in my other tank we have 4 platys with other fish and they are really plump and same with the other fish in my tank besides the platy. Im really worried and i dont think it is normal for him to be that skinny : (
If your ghost fish keeps jumping out of thee tank, it might be because it is in a tank with territorial fish that does not want it in the tank and keep forcing it out. It does not feel comfortable there so it jumps out.
You really dont clean a fish but you clean the tank and you clean that about once a week or every other week and you feed a fish everyday
Bettas are known to be aggressive and territorial, so it is best to keep them alone in a tank. However, some compatible tank mates for bettas include peaceful fish like neon tetras, ghost shrimp, and snails. It is important to monitor the behavior of all fish in the tank to ensure they are getting along.