Malawa Shrimp - Photo Gallery and Blog
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infopimp
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Re: Malawa Shrimp - Photo Gallery and Blog
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Re: Malawa Shrimp - Photo Gallery and Blog
Is that just the light, or is there some red on your Malawa shrimp?
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Yes, I have some strange coloration happening. One of my malawas is "banded" with orange rings... very peculiar. Cross breeding with the Cherries?
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Nah...I highly doubt it's crossbreeding. It's probably just natural variation.
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Re: Malawa Shrimp - Photo Gallery and Blog
Quick update: My malawa population has EXPLODED.
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Re: Malawa Shrimp - Photo Gallery and Blog
Is the house still standing or has it become a casualty of the explosion?infopimp wrote:Quick update: My malawa population has EXPLODED.
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Re: Malawa Shrimp - Photo Gallery and Blog
In case anyone is wondering, Malawas are SUPER robust... and profilic. I think they will last a long time in the hobby - way more interesting to watch than cherries in my opinion....
Mine keep breeding... and breeding...
Mine keep breeding... and breeding...
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Re: Malawa Shrimp - Photo Gallery and Blog
infopimp wrote:In case anyone is wondering, Malawas are SUPER robust... and profilic. I think they will last a long time in the hobby - way more interesting to watch than cherries in my opinion....
Mine keep breeding... and breeding...
Agree, they are a very adaptable species. I would not be surprised to see mutations fairly soon, too.
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Re: Malawa Shrimp - Photo Gallery and Blog
That's not a mutation, though. That's part of their normal range of coloration. These guys can be very variable...even the same shrimp at different points in its life. Glad to see they are still thriving! 