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Ik think they look like a Neocaridina denticulata sinensis.
http://www.wirbellose.de/arten.cgi?acti ... &artNo=294

Ok, thanks, i can see the difference clearly now. Do you know what happend to the one Gerd use to have? When i looked on his site i noticed he doesn't mention them anymore

I asked a friend to look for some white beeshrimps on the Duisburgshow fot me. She didn't bring any, she (and 2 other persons) told me they look exactly the same as the Neocaridna cf. zhangjiajiensis sp. "white perl" , wich i already have :? Since i never seen white beeshrimps myself i'm wondering ...

I recently heard the banjare/mirabile isn't even a macrobrachium species! It will get a complete new name inh the nearby future.

there's a big aquariumshow in Duisburg beginning october where she will defenitely find them! But i think the problem will be customs in your case..

chlorophyll wrote:I wish I had a male...

They seem to be quite shy shrimp.

Same problem here I hope to get some males soon..

I know that flubenol 5%(powder) is very effective and doesn't harm your shrimps. But i live in Holland and i don't know if this is availlable for you or maybe is called something else Also dactacyd powder is effective, but it kills al the snails too.

I keep those 2 together without any problems and my cherries still breed fine too

I see one of my females carying dark greyish eggs (the appear to be inside the abdomenal area) How long does it take the eggs to hatch and how small/big are the youngster when they hatch?

You are right, that's no ataya spec..

I'm not 100% sure but i think so yes.

Did you know there where blue tiger too
http://www.wirbellose.de/arten.cgi?acti ... &artNo=286
There are even blond tigers! So i guess yours is a blue one.

Dank je, Antoinette. Probably the same "Red Dragon", though my list says "Mindanao" and the German page says "Indonesia". I'll pass on the red dragons and try the green Atya this time. Will post pix in a week or two...
Haha, nog een nederlander :-D They have those green ataya's too now: they call ...

It would be highly appreciated! Natuarly i will put the name of the original photographer in the image.

For my website i'm still looking for a nice sharp picture of a neocaridina palmata. I'm not sure how this one is called by you, but i mean the one with the orange/golden back caused by a parrasite. Does anyone here own these shrimps and might be willing to let me use his/her picture?