Usually when I eat pasta with shrimp in it during informal occations I pick up the shrimp and pull the meat out of the tail. I went on a date at a nice restaurant and realized I probably shouldn’t just pick up the shrimp with my hands. Is there a proper way to do this without looking like a slob?
Tagged date, meat, nice restaurant, occations, pasta, restaurant, shrimp, slob, tail, way
Usually when I eat pasta with shrimp in it during informal occations I pick up the shrimp and pull the meat out of the tail. I went on a date at a nice restaurant and realized I probably shouldn’t just pick up the shrimp with my hands. Is there a proper way to do this without looking like a slob?
Tagged date, meat, nice restaurant, occations, pasta, restaurant, shrimp, slob, tail, way
I have a 100 gallon tank with 24 guppies and i also have 3 long armed freshwater shrimps about 4-6 cm long ( head to tail , not including arms)
can they live with each other or will the shrimps eat my guppies.
( this answer is only for b c ) i did not use windex or any chemical , i just cleaned the tank with salt and a sponge ( i learned it at ” How clean is your house” ) it makes the tank extra clean and does not contain any chemicals that harms the fish. 
Tagged 100 gallon tank, freshwater, gallon, guppies, head, Shrimps, tail, tank
Is there any nutritional value in eating the shrimp head and/or actual tail end?
I was just given a fish tank today with some goldfish and some eels. The eels are about 7 inches long and are about 3/4 inch tall. They are brown and their tail fins are broad. I know for a fact that they aren’t tire tracks or spiny eels. They also have whiskers (six that go around their mouth) and they sometimes suck on the side of the tank. They are moderately aggressive when fed brine shrimp, but for the most part are mild mannered and stick together.
Any ideas of what they may be?
Thanks!!
