Malaya Berried Female

[Newjohn]

Hello
It has been awhile since I posted anything.

Here is 1 of my Berried Malaya Females. She is the Darkest colored Female in my tank.




And they say Snails are slow


There is a lighter colored Female to the right of the Berried Female

John

[Neonshrimp]

Hi Newjohn, Good to hear from you. Very nice pictures of your shrimp, congratulations

[southerndesert]

Glad to see someone else having success with Malaya Shrimp. I now have several batches of young of all sizes and the females seem to re-berry within a few days to a couple weeks after giving birth. These have quickly become one of my favorite shrimp. Thanks for sharing.

Bill

[Mustafa]

Good job, John! Let us know if the larvae make it or not as that is the critical part about breeding these shrimp.

[aberfitch]

good clear pictures. too !! I like to see high quality pictures like these. Good job!!

[Newjohn]

aberfitch wrote:

I like to see high quality pictures like these.

For every 1 nice picture I post, I need to take at least 10.
I only have a Point & Shoot Camera.

I have been saving up for a Nice Camera & Macro Lens.
But, for some reason I keep spending the money on more Inverts.

John

[Newjohn]

Mustafa Wrote:

Let us know if the larvae make it or not as that is the critical part about breeding these shrimp.

I have my Malayas housed with Blue Pearls,
I have offspring in the tank, but only time will tell if they are Malaya.

John

[Mustafa]

Once "time tells", let us know.

[Newjohn]

Mustafa Wrote:

Once "time tells", let us know.

I have over 50 youngsters in the tank now.
I had to stop counting the Little Buggers, My eyes were going crossed.

When they get a little bigger, I will attempt to get a few pictures.

That is what happens
When You have to mix Species.

John

[Neonshrimp]

Great job John, nothing like a tank full of baby shrimp swimming around

[Newjohn]

can't wait to see the pictures of them

Except, that there is 2 different species in the tank, and I have to wait for them to grow up to see which species they are.

John

[Mustafa]

Good job! The differences should be pretty apparent soon when the Malayas get their stripes and coloration.