Just started my "Feeder Breeder" tank.

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I put some guppies, ghost shrimp, and red cherry shrimp in a nice 10 gallon setup. I'm interested to see who, if anyone, thrives and makes it to be a meal. Hopefully someone will breed...survival of the fittest I suppose.
 
If they are anything like my lot, they will all survive, and reproduce. Just make sure it has lots of plants so the fry and larvae can hide. The only problem I had was when I left only one male in with all the females.
 
Yeah. there are a bunch of fake plants, fake sculptures, and some java moss I bought..should be enough areas to hide if needed.
 
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