Atyoida pilipes

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Atyoida pilipes

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Hello,
I receive a bunch of Atyoida pilipes (i think it is after some good research).
Was selling to me under : Biak Green Lace Atya Shrimp

I will try get good pics of it (not me but a friend)

anybody have some info on this species, seems to have a strange behavior for a fan shrimp, actually pick up fook on ground more than filter, even if their happen to filter time to time.

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never mind
i had a typo on my search in petshrimp , i found some info here.
but if anybody maintain them and want talk about them i am still interested.
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ok
after all my reading nobody seem want to say if this shrimp have completlely or partially suppressed larva stage.

any comments ?
feel like talking to myself :) lol
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zapisto

If members have not keep or bred this Species they will not be able to give you the information that you are looking.

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***WILD SPECULATION*** or Educated Guess...

All the other known species that people have kept in the hobby have a pure larval stage that reuires salt water for even modest survival, and there are no records of anyone breeding any of them in captivity yet.

The behavior you talk about is not unusual if there is not enough flow to filter, or not enough food in the water for them. I've seen bamboo shrimp do this.
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***WILD SPECULATION*** or Educated Guess... CONFIRMED!

http://www.uog.edu/up/micronesica/abstr ... atyids.pdf

The larva required full sea water according to this.
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Newjohn wrote:zapisto

If members have not keep or bred this Species they will not be able to give you the information that you are looking.

John
john was a joke :) hope you see it :)

thanks badflash.
i guess this time i will not be able to do anything i am not ready :(
next clutch will try with same protocol of amano
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