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How long does it take to start a shrimp colony?

Asked: Marry Mee, Last Updated:

The more you start with the faster you'll reach a good size colony if you can avoid deaths. Neos can reach breeding maturity rather quickly, some in under 3-4 months (some much less, this is just my experience).

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