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  1. Default Ghost shrimp--- weird

    So most of my ghost shrimp quickly disappeared but I found one alive the other day. The next day, he was still in the same place but when I went to move a plant (that just wasn't in the right place for me) I found the the shrimp--- decapitated and pink --- cooked?? In 80 degree water?? Thought this was weird. Ever had this happen??
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    I have definitely found pink shrimp bits in my tank. Seems to just be a natural thing that happens to them when they die.
    300 gallon mega tank: build in progress
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    When they die they do turn a pinkish/white colour.

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    So why did he lose his head?
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    29 gal freashwater
    10 gal empty ~ someday Betta
    4 cats, 1 dog and 2 kids. (2yr-4yrs) Potty Training and one on the way

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    Quote Originally Posted by Countrylovin4evr
    So why did he lose his head?
    Maybe got attacked by a fish? Or maybe the shrimp died first, and then fish started eating/picking at the body. Ghost shrimp aren't very hardy, so really no way to know. They are often sold as feeder shrimp, can be found for $1-2 for a dozen.

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