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Hi all,
These are a few photos I'd like to share, enjoy!
For more photos of my shrimps and fish, feel free to visit my blog at :http://237697985.qzone.qq.com/. Yes I know it's in Chinese, but at least you can click randomly and take a look at the pics.

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Very nice pictures, thanks for sharing. I too have bumble bee shrimps that look very much like the one you showed. I have a berried female and the eggs can hatch any day/moment now

Great photos. Also what type of plants are in the bumble bee shrimp photo?

Also Neonshrimp you need 1 more post for 2000 posts.

Great Photos and I never tire of looking at shrimp photos as I have my nose against one of my tanks a good part of the day as well

Thanks for sharing, Bill

good looking crs!

Neonshrimp wrote:Very nice pictures, thanks for sharing. I too have bumble bee shrimps that look very much like the one you showed. I have a berried female and the eggs can hatch any day/moment now

Thanks, you mean the third pic? I usually get specimens which have a much darker blue (some jet black) with white or transpaernt stripes. Congrats on that berried shrimp!

thief wrote:Great photos. Also what type of plants are in the bumble bee shrimp photo?

Also Neonshrimp you need 1 more post for 2000 posts.

To be honest with you, I really don't know what kind of moss it is.

mshuangchao wrote:

thief wrote:Great photos. Also what type of plants are in the bumble bee shrimp photo?

To be honest with you, I really don't know what kind of moss it is.

it looks like Pellia to me.

Great pics, and beautiful shrimp! YOur English is awesome too, BTW My stepmom and stepsister are from Mainland China (my parents were both from Taiwan, and I was born in this country) and they didn't speak a word of English when they came to the US.

Baby_Girl wrote:

mshuangchao wrote:

thief wrote:Great photos. Also what type of plants are in the bumble bee shrimp photo?

To be honest with you, I really don't know what kind of moss it is.

it looks like Pellia to me.

Great pics, and beautiful shrimp! YOur English is awesome too, BTW My stepmom and stepsister are from Mainland China (my parents were both from Taiwan, and I was born in this country) and they didn't speak a word of English when they came to the US.

Thanks，I learnt my English from Australia.

Thanks，I learnt my English from Australia.

Are there many shrimp in Australia? I wonder...

Neonshrimp wrote:

Thanks，I learnt my English from Australia.

Are there many shrimp in Australia? I wonder...

Not much in the hobby, but there are alot of yabbies and marron over there!

mshuangchao wrote: but there are alot of yabbies and marron over there!

no kidding

Neon, from what I've heard from Australian hobbyists, most of the shrimp available to them are native. Lots of macrobrachium, especially. They have very strict import laws regarding livestock, so I think pet dwarf shrimp are illegal Very sad, eh? But they are an island nation, so must be extra careful with biological entities.

Baby_Girl wrote:

mshuangchao wrote: but there are alot of yabbies and marron over there!

no kidding

Neon, from what I've heard from Australian hobbyists, most of the shrimp available to them are native. Lots of macrobrachium, especially. They have very strict import laws regarding livestock, so I think pet dwarf shrimp are illegal Very sad, eh? But they are an island nation, so must be extra careful with biological entities.

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Very true. The common carp and gold-fish have infested the waters of N.S.W (where I used to live) and besides native fish, some cichlids, marine fish, gold-fish, koi and bettas guppies platies mollies... it's hard to even find a silver aro and the prices are really crazy. But there are alot of very interesting native fish like the Murray Cod, Barramundi, Silver perch, Desert Goby, Saratoga.

Nice blog! I really like pictured shrimp, fish and sting rays. How big do the sting rays get?

Thanks