My white super albino berried pic

[Erlina _rusli]

I just found another berried shrimp but this one so white throughout only eggs red color! Do u think the babies would be red or white in color?

[Vorteil]

Pic pic. Thanks for sharing. Looks like it will be a big clutch of eggs.

[Erlina _rusli]

Super excited found maybe total of 4 berried shrimps,
But mustafa claimed that there is hair algae in my tank but to take it out , im afraid babies hide in there..so to take it out hair algae now is no no for now...
I just trying to cut my light...

[Oople]

The red eggs on the super white shrimp looks really cool!

[Erlina _rusli]

Thankss!

[Erlina _rusli]

Another pics , love watching them

[Mustafa]

Congrats on the berried female! However, your shrimp is neither albino, nor actually "white" genetically. It's just one of those shrimp that loses coloration completely for long periods of time. The last pictures you posted show clearly how it's turning reddish again. I fell for that a few times when I separated what I though were "white" shrimp to selectively breed them. After a few months they turned deep red. The real white mutation produces bluish eggs.

[Erlina _rusli]

I think they are 2 different shrimps, i actually counted more than 4 berried shrimps!!

[Mustafa]

That's possible, but neither of them is genetically "white" or albino. I've even fallen for that in the past when I separated shrimp into another tank that I thought were genetically white (there was no color on them) only to find out a few days or weeks later that they had turned reddish and then blood red. There appear to be many factors that influence the coloration of any given shrimp.