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It's a female for sure. She has ovaries just like all other females, but you cannot see anything in them since she does not show any signs of egg-development in the ovaries (yet). Once eggs are being produced the ovaries will turn yellow with eggs. I would have waited a long time for the babies... ...

beckypyyeung wrote:Excuse me, the shrimp on the last photo looks like a yummy shrimp on a dish.

It's because I put it in a jar to take the picture.

And what about this one?



This is the only one that doesn't seem to have ovaries.

Can anyone confirm this is a male?

Thanks

Ekenfo

Thanks a lot Mustafa.

I have 9 cherry shrimps and only one doesn't seem to have ovaries. I'll try to take a picture of it. I hope this is a male because I want to reproduce them. Otherwise I'll need to find a male somewhere...


Ekenfo

Hi,

Can anyone tell me if this shrimp is male or female? And what is the yellow thingy inside of it?



Thanks

Ekenfo