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How many bamboo shrimp should be kept together?

Asked: Tom Fiddament, Last Updated:

This means that there has to be enough water volume in the tank to support their food needs. So the bigger the tank, the better. That said, its probably a good idea to keep one Bamboo Shrimp for each 20 gallons of water.

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