this small before.
There average size is 1.25 inches, they are not much bigger than a large adult RCS.
You can see the black coloration of the "Fans" on the shrimp in the lower left corner of the above picture.
John
Has Anyone Kept this Filter Feeder Before
Moderator: Mustafa
Has Anyone Kept this Filter Feeder Before
I purchase these shrimp last week and have never seen a filter feeder
this small before.
There average size is 1.25 inches, they are not much bigger than a large adult RCS.
You can see the black coloration of the "Fans" on the shrimp in the lower left corner of the above picture.
John
this small before.
There average size is 1.25 inches, they are not much bigger than a large adult RCS.
You can see the black coloration of the "Fans" on the shrimp in the lower left corner of the above picture.
John
hi John ,
these shrimp look like pilipes to me.
i have about 2 dozen adults home and they reach 2 to 2.5 inches
i currently have female with eggs, i try 2 time already raise the larva , with the same protocol i raise my amano larva , as of now i did not have any success, they all died after 4 to 6 days.
these shrimp look like pilipes to me.
i have about 2 dozen adults home and they reach 2 to 2.5 inches
i currently have female with eggs, i try 2 time already raise the larva , with the same protocol i raise my amano larva , as of now i did not have any success, they all died after 4 to 6 days.
Hi Mustafa
Yes,
I did notice the
Color of Death
They were the best pictures I had to date.
Since the first pictures were taken, a couple more have died and the rest are more active and in the vegitation and it is hard to get a good picture.
There coloration is more of a Brownish Red now and they have less of the Milky White.
They are still not 100% stress free, So I am crossing my fingers.
And hope by the end of the month I still have a large % of them still alive.
Thank You All
For the useful information
John
Yes,
I did notice the
Color of Death They were the best pictures I had to date.
Since the first pictures were taken, a couple more have died and the rest are more active and in the vegitation and it is hard to get a good picture.
There coloration is more of a Brownish Red now and they have less of the Milky White.
They are still not 100% stress free, So I am crossing my fingers.
And hope by the end of the month I still have a large % of them still alive.
Thank You All
For the useful information
John
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