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I have never had problems with the Tropica fertilisers in tanks containing shrimps......ex. Amano, red cherry, blue tiger..... I dose very heavy, sometimes 10 times recomended dosage - and still never see bad reactions from the shrimp. - so I would call it shrimp-safe, for a fertiliser.

- so now he is in the process of growing wings, to find a wife............??

- I suppose you allready know, that the ramshorns come in a quite wide variety of colours......and don't eat (healthy) plants.

I've had Amanos and Cherries living peacefully side by side with fullgrown alenque discus, in a 800 l. heavily planted tank, for years. I then changed the discus for peruvian altum angels (not altum - I know!).........and cherries were hunted down, all gone within a month. The amanos have...

- and this is why I have a separate tank for breading ramshorns - pH 7.5 - 8.0. Most tanks at Tropica are run on pH around 6.8, but I'm a sworn believer of benefits from keeping ramshorns in a tank. As seen from this thread, the ramshorns don't thrive long-time, though, and need to be...

It is most likely already full of eggs..........so yes; it'll cause "infestation" if environment allows !!

I think I know, what inspired this thread ........:rolleyes:

Hi Jake - Dragonfly larvae.......defenitely !! And you don't want it to grow bigger, by feeding on your fish and shrimps. That's what it does. The Alien-monster was created upon this creature - which should tell you about its eating manners .......:wideyed:

I have had a lot of different Anubias in tanks, housing Red Cherries and Amanos. I trim regardless, cutting rrizome, leaves,roots etc. Never ever seen anything, to indicate problems with tbose two species. Mick.

- oh.........and my planting is defenitely dense !! Mick.

My angels certainly consider cherries in the category of snacks :p Mick.

Wouldn't worry, mate. Mine does that occasionally, esp. the biggger, older "mama's". I've never seen bad things come from it, though:D Mick.