Photo #3 - Our Bamboo Shrimp. He Hides In Our Bubbler And C...

corals inverts - atyopsis moluccensis - bamboo shrimp stocking in 55 gallons tank - Our Bamboo Shrimp. He hides in our bubbler and comes out at night. Awesome little critter! Bad News! This poor guy molted the other day and somebody picked on him in his fragile state. He is no more.

Submitted By: Heidi on 02/16/2008

Photo Caption: Our Bamboo Shrimp. He hides in our bubbler and comes out at night. Awesome little critter! Bad News! This poor guy molted the other day and somebody picked on him in his fragile state. He is no more.

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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Here is a closer look at our current setup. The plastic mesh contraption in front of the cave worked out great and the moss is beautiful.

55 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Here is a full view of our aquarium as of June. As you can see, the moss has created a nice carpet in front of the rock cave and developed nicely on the driftwood. Also, the background plants have taken off nicely. Let us know what you think.

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State: North Dakota

Country: United States

Description: All Glass Aquarium: Eheim 2215 Canister Filter: All Glass 200W Heater: Natural Rock: All Live lants: Driftwood: 110 W 2X55 High Output Power Compact Flourescent lighting (9000K): DIY CO2: Eco-Complete Substrate.

Advice: We have learned that researching the internet and getting advice from other hobbyists is very beneficial. Take any advice you can get. The forums are a great start.

Fish Kept: Guppies, Corydora, Pleco, Tiger Barb, Eastern Musk Turtle

Corals/Plants: Microsword, Amazon Sword Plant, Moneywort, Wisteria, Mondo Grass, Red Ludwigia, Red Temple, Java Moss.

Tank Size: 55 gallons

Quote: Graduating college in 4 years is like leaving a party at 11.

About Yourself: My fiance and I live in North Dakota. I am a Network Specialist and she is a Pharmacy Technician. We got into this hobby because we both loved fish as kids. Having never had more than a 5 gallon aquarium, we decided to jump into it again and absolutely love it.