Just wondering if cherry shrimp will ruin a sponge filter or not.
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Just wondering if cherry shrimp will ruin a sponge filter or not.
It is actually recommended that shrimp only have a sponge filter because other filters could suck the juvenile shrimp in.
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How about under gravel filters?
I got sponge filter for my cherries. Iono bought undergravel filters. Never had any experience using them in general
10G - cherry shrimp tank
23/ - crayfish breeding tank
33g - Patriot Crab / Kribs.
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I think a powerhead attached to an undergravel filter might create too much current for them, I recommend a sponge filter its working great for mine, and I've tried a HOB, and a tetra internal one, they're much happier with the sponge.
Plus, it would take forever for them to tear it appart, and they're cheap if they do![]()
55 gallon: Planted Community
25 gallon (Tall)Galaxy Rasboras and Hisonotus Leucofrenatus with Crystal Red, White, Gold and Black Shrimp
10 gallon: Planted Painted Red Cherry Shrimp, Red Ramshorn Snail Tank
2 gallon: Blue Pearl Shrimp and Red Ramshorn Snail Tank
and one American Eskimo named Ruby Tuesday
UnderGravel filters eventually get plugged with all the debris stuck in it and the all the debris will cause dangerous water paremeters for the shrimp.
Hello, my name is Brian
Cool.
Calm.
Collected.
http://www.bcaquaria.com/forum/group...ater-shrimp-3/
(that's the cool shrimp group)