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No problem, it is the young individual of M. rosenbergii.

Dear AQUASAUR Youe pictures are very nice! It is not Neocaridina sp., from your pict.1, it is clear belong to Caridina sp.. it is also not Caridina japonica, for C.japonica has longer rostrum.Maybe it is a new species to science. Of course, if you can provide the picts.of the first male pleopod and ...

Thank Werner and Mustafa for trust me! Yes, I working on the Chinese ”bumblebee” and ”tiger” shrimps. Regards recently information, I can ascertain above 10 species bumblebee shrimps. From the systematic, bumblebee shrimps include two types, one is possess of longer stylocerite, which reaching beyon...

Hi Nocturna, This species maybe Macrobrachium inflatum Liang & Yan, 1985. The diagnosis characters are: their very expensive palm of the male second pereiopods, the upturned rostrum and rostrum formula. It has a widely distributed species in southern China. It is found in rivers, lakes, and rese...

My name is Z.L. Guo. I'm working on the fauna and ecology of Chinese freshwater prawns. Maybe I can diagnosis of this shrimp for your, if your specimens belong to atiyd or palaemonid shrimp. But you had best send me the photos, including rostrum, first and second pereiopods, and the first and second...

If it come from P. R. China?Maybe it is Macrobrachium meridionalis Liang & Yan, 1983.