Replacing a bonded pistol shrimp

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Mcgolg76

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Just found the body of my pistol shrimp. Looks like a digging accident. He has been paired with a watchman goby for over a year. Will I have trouble finding a new friend for my goby. Should I get the same type of pistol shrimp? Should I insist only on buying an unbonded shrimp?


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The shrimp and goby will find each other


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Just found the body of my pistol shrimp. Looks like a digging accident. He has been paired with a watchman goby for over a year. Will I have trouble finding a new friend for my goby. Should I get the same type of pistol shrimp? Should I insist only on buying an unbonded shrimp?


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Are you sure it just wasn't a molt you found?

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There was some color to the body peace i found. I know my freshwater shrimp molts are white. I didn't get a great look at the piece cause I knocked it in the whole when I tried to get it out. The goby has been sitting by one spot all night. Usually hides more.


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Oops. Was a molt found a huge pieces. But i stupidly bought another pistol. How do you think they will get along. Only a 29g



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Did place the new one on opposite side of tank. The original ones burrow is in the front corner so hopefully new one doesn't make it there


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