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Old 12-02-2006, 01:58 AM   #2 (permalink)
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If you have a large enough tank the shrimp might stick to their own areas, however there is no guarantee they will get along. Since you have a 75g that could probably house 2 cleaners and a few peppermint. As with most animals they could go either way. I've heard of people keeping both before, and I know that peppermint shrimp are purported to be less shy in groups. Both of those shrimp are considered reef safe and would not eat any other corals/inverts in almost all cases. JMHO


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