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Like everyone else said, very nice I always enjoy seeing pictures of your Yellow Shrimp Can't wait to see baby pictures!

Neonshrimp wrote:That's right, you talked about and posted the pictures of these on your 'RESGuy's RCS Journal'

Yup, I would've started a secondary journal here but it would be too much to keep up with ... maybe in the future lol Anways getting off topic ...

It is a really interesting subject though and once I started seeing how many types of different Ghost Shrimp there are I got even more interested. Good, you can use whatever you learned to help the next person with a question about these shrimp :wink: I hope so! (I am especially interested since I ...

Woot! Congrats on the new arrivals, green shrimp are so awesome, we would love to see pictures, though I have come to know the difficulties of shrimp photography!

Asian_Vampire wrote:Hey, my brother did it again. This time he got 4 Siamese Algae eaters(SAE) to eat black hair algae BUt he cleared his senses and said he was going to give my all the other things(Amanos, otos and the SAEs) After he gets the CRSs.

Awesome! Enjoy the new shrimp and fish

RCSGuy, I know you mean well, but trying to "guess" around what shrimp this might be is not going to get anyone anywhere. If you don't know something, just say "I don't know" or just say nothing. That's what I do and it's better than throwing around with a million scientific nam...

Palaemonetes antennarius is distributed along the mediterranian coast. A demersal species as far as i know, so hope not. But closest yet, and may be. I do however think this may be an undescriped Palaemonetes species, and I am willing to settle for that. Have to go to bed now, I think. Looking forw...

Palaemonetes antennarius

Ecology.- Lakes and rivers, sometimes lagoons. A true freshwater species, but sometimes found in brackish waters.

I think I got it this time :D Palaemonetes varians It says they are found in Algeria, Africa ;) Synonyms.- Palaemonetes varians microgenitor Boas, 1889, Palaemonetes varians occidentalis Sollaud, 1923. Size.- Total length up to 45 mm. Distribution.- From southern Scandinavia and from Scotland to Mor...

May not be ivonicus but some form of Palaemonetes.
Could it be Palaemonetes vulgaris?

Catfish wrote:Which schrimp do you refer to as Glass Shrimp?

A latin name will be deeply appreciated here, as that will ease my search to compare pictures and info.

Thank You very much

Kr Allan

Palaemonetes sp. it says most likely Palaemonetes ivonicus

I am not very sure WHAT they are but they look very nice!!

That might be good to start a new tank, but water from a turtle tank is not clean enough for shrimp. Be sure to use conditioned tap water for water changes. I'm not meaning to be insulting, I just want to be sure you aren't thinking that way. I understand. Like I said before, I will be getting Prim...

And don't worry I am going to get Prime for the shrimp :wink: There you go, you learn quick :-D lol Yeah, just making sure you guys know that hehe That is the only thing I am missing, right now I just refill the tank with water that comes straight out of the AC110 filter in the turtle tank (The wat...

Though I know here in Miami I am the last one that should be worrying about the temperature in my tank! 8) No kidding buddy, I lived in Miami for a year and loved it :D ! How is the tap water there? Yes it is nice :) I don't really know :shock: But I just use Aquasafe in my turtle tank and never ha...