I have never tried this as I prefer to keep one shelly to a tank... but my guess is that you just got lucky. Of course this depends on the size of the tank.
Shell dweller question
Hello,
Would the lepido. lamp. shell dwellers be easier to mix with the neolamp shell dwellers? For instance I kept Lepido Hequi and multi's a few years back with no problems, but I wonder if I just got lucky.
Reason I'm asking is because I want to try it again.
Would the lepido. lamp. shell dwellers be easier to mix with the neolamp shell dwellers? For instance I kept Lepido Hequi and multi's a few years back with no problems, but I wonder if I just got lucky.
Reason I'm asking is because I want to try it again.
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I tried to keep multies with meleagris once in a 180 thinking that the size of the tank should prevent hostilities. this however did not work the meleagris would just go and raid the multies shell cluster repeatedly until I took the multies out. So I agree that keeping mutliple shellies together is rather difficult.
I had them on opposite sides of a 5ft tank. I don't think they ever knew each other existed.
Well I will probably try brevis instead.
Well I will probably try brevis instead.
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