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Thanks Bill!!!

I am so excited to show pictures of my berried Malaya shrimp. They are so beautiful. I know the pictures are not the best. The tank they are in is very hard to get very good pictures.

Thanks for sharing your picture. It's very good!

Hi viciouscircle, welcome to the forum!!

A few new pictures.

White headed bumble bee Atya gabonensis(I believe) One of my favorite pictures....shrimp can be such characters!!!

Congratulations!!!! Seeing your first berried shrimp is such a thrill (I know, I easily entertained ) Please keep us updated.

Here is a picture of my new Malawa shrimp. They are doing well and are quite active. I can barely wait for them to "grow up". I have some Sri Lanka shrimplets that are doing well and very active too, but haven't been able to get a good picture of them.

Hi COTIGIRL. I don't have an answer to your question, but would like to welcome you to the forum. Your picture is very nice and that is a beautiful cherry shrimp!!!

Nice Shrimp! I have 3 berried myself. These are some very active and interesting shrimp and at times quite comical as well. Cheers, Bill Wow!!! you are going to have these little buggers everywhere. :-D They are characters. They must be able to tell when you are watching them because they come out ...

Beautiful shrimp. Thanks for sharing pictures of them!

They look like some of the malayan shrimp I had. You sure these are white banded shrimp? They dont look like the pics in the veariety section. Hi TKD, Mustafa identified them for me here http://www.petshrimp.com/discussions/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3064&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hil...

Here a few pictures of my Indian White Banded shrimp. Some of these gals should be hatching their shrimplets soon.

This is the first berried red claw I have seen in my tank. She was willing to pose for me tonight. :smt045 :smt045 RedClaw 015.JPG Hope this is the right place for this species. Update: 09/25/08: Not sure if I was mistaken or she dropped the eggs. I haven't seen one I thought was berried for a while...

BiffMalawi wrote:You should also talk to some of the breeders you are interested in. Some of the inverts and fish I have come across here in Toronto were bred here in our local water which means they are well aclimated. Our water tends to be about the same as yours.

This is very good advice!!!

Thanks Mustafa...That is the weirdest thing I have seen. Hopefully, she will survive.