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from my experience of breeding high grade CRS and cherries together, when one of them thrives the other only does soso ok. take the temp for example, cherry shrimps like tempurature above 25dC, while CRS like it below 25dC. alot of ppl can agrue with me on that fact, but when i keep CRS at lower ...

i personally like shrimp tanks to be long then tall. as later on u will find out the shrimps spend most of there time crawling around. as the japanese breeders ive met have always told me the minimum req for height on a shrimp tank is 1ft, and there really isnt any point in going about 2ft at max ...

these are from japan mustafa they breed true...lol all there offsprings will look liek these and no lower grades. those shrimps parents are SSS grades and they were the lowest offspring that carries the same genes. i will not get any C or B grades and possible HIGH A as the lowest result.^^

the camera used was nikon coolpix 4500

^^ i will surely inform this site with upcomming news with my crs.

lol marge i dunno, march? if ya want to get some

cherries are usually name RCS.. not RCH and as for shrimps, CRS like to be kept in soft water, and the same goes with cherries from my own experience. i keep my waters around 2-4dKh for both CRS and RCS and they have both bred for me.

well if the new bees "another type of bumblebee" then wouldnt it make sense that bumblebees themselves can be crossed with CRS. since there are real life proof that new bee and CRS cross in alot of senerios

mustafa when have i said....bumblebees with WHITE HEADS are new bees :shock: ... i said there are new bees they not the same shrimp...nor are they derived from the same shrimp..for your knowing CRS is actually bred out from the bee shrimp in japan. its a stable genetic mutation that only happens 1 ...

i have heard of tiger shrimps crossing with CRS, and i have also heard of my friends bumblebees crossing with his CRS, the fact that the tigers and CRS can cross breed doesnt surprise me since they were both derived from the bee shrimp. now with that said..the bumblebee shrimp is EXTREMELY related ...

hey cheesenips, ive had shrimps for a while now, and in my experience iron isnt reallt lethal to shrimps when compared to the COPPER.

also bumblebees like softer water...not hard, they tend to not carry eggs n hard water. i also got confused when you said white-topped head maybe pictures would help

if you cycled the tank right i would add 5 in at once everyday or every other day, some would say all at once is best. but the bacteria wont die in there. it will die down to where it can handle the population bioload but u wont get a spike down it dies off, u have to worry about is not enough ...

ive had that happen before, i think its more like, 3/4 of the ones dropped are not fertalized but the 1/4 that arent dropped are the fertalized one.