[Sd760]

I'm looking to add some to my tank. Is it safe to assume my water quality is adequate If I have a thriving community tank with amanos and fish. Basically are ammanos needs similar to Rcs? Thanks

 

[leo1234]

You should be fine. The only thing is to watch out for is the fish having a litte snack. Depending on the size of your rcs. Babies will probaly be eaten but not all depending if you have alot of hiding places/cover.

 

[jasonpatterson]

Red cherry shrimp are very very adaptable animals. The only downside is what leo mentioned, they're apparently delicious.

 

[Geniusdudekiran]

Yeah, what fish do you have?

 

[zdnet]

Use acronym at your own risk

Red cherry shrimp are very very adaptable animals.

I thought RCS stands for Red Crystal Shrimp. Anyway, that is the risk the OP was taking by using acronym - receiving advice on something else but thought that the advice was for the things the OP had in mind.

 

[GeToChKn]

I thought RCS stands for Red Crystal Shrimp. Anyway, that is the risk the OP was taking by using acronym - receiving advice on something else but thought that the advice was for the things the OP had in mind.

CRS are crystal red shrimp, RCS are red cherry shrimp.

 

[Sd760]

Panda cories, platties, bristlenose, Otto. I think I'm good. Input?

 

[flip9]

Yeap thats fine. My current breeding tank has 100's of BN's and RCS living together.

 

[Geniusdudekiran]

Yeap thats fine. My current breeding tank has 100's of BN's and RCS living together.

Man, how big's that tank? I'm assuming they're fry (the plecos)

 

[flip9]

25G if i recall. Yeah they are all small, once they hit 3-4cm i sell them off. Made over $100 last week selling excess baby BN's and shrimps.

Heres a video of the cute little boogers. Cant see the shrimps though.