Does anyone know what species they are? They are about the same size of bee shrimps, and some individuals show redish while others look more purple/blue.
Let me know if you have any information about these shrimps.
Hard to say. This shrimp looks like a very juvenile shrimp judging from its shape. I would let it grow to full size first before trying to identify it. Having said that, it looks almost like a juvenile of the Indian Zebra Shrimp, which is one of the many Caridina sp. (=unidentified or unnamed Caridina) from India.
I will post a few pics of that shrimp once I get some good shots.
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Not sure if they are juvenile, because the ones I have are 1.5+cm in length, and I have seen some individuals with eggs, and they are about the same size.
1.5 cm would still make it a juvenile assuming that this shrimp gets to be about 3-3.5cm like many other algae eating shrimp. In any case...let's see the other pictures. I would especially be interested in seeing some females with eggs. If you show me one I can tell you for sure if it's an Indian Zebra Shrimp or not. Do the females have a line down their backs?
JaVaGiRl wrote:Hi kevin, if ya wanna get some of those shrimp off your chest let me know Allme2peace@aol.com
I have no idea why forum rules are being ignored here *repeatedly.*
How hard is it to just follow them? I'll quote from the frontpage of this forum:
"Also, DO NOT INQUIRE ABOUT SHRIMP FOR SALE OR OFFER SHRIMP FOR SALE, since this forum is for the exchange of information only. Thank you for your understanding."
So, please...there is a PM function for such things so *USE* it.