some one help me ident thisguy

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some one help me ident thisguy

Post by mrprawn »

i bought this guy 5 months ago and he has grown quite a bit he was in a tank called grass shrimp but he is more like a prawn i am hoping he's a macro rosenbergi baby thank for any help :cry: well i guess i can email it to u i cant figure hw to post the pic i took thx for any help
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Post by Saddle »

how bout u upload it to some free image hosting services and then use [img]http://.......[/img] to put it here?
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Post by mrprawn »

hes behind the frog http://profiles.yahoo.com/prawnman88 theres the link easier this way thx for the help
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Post by Saddle »

okay, here's the pic(think its better this way?) heh

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Post by Veneer »

Though it is difficult to tell from the image, from general body form, the shrimp depicted is probably a Macrobrachium species, and the possibility remains that it is indeed rosenbergii (it is distinctly reminiscent of one of my own shrimp, a rosenbergii approximating that size, obtained under similar circumstances). It would prove helpful if a closer side image of the prawn's "head" region were available.

As a side note: I would like to question the long-term feasibility of housing an aquatic frog with any of the larger Macrobrachium (the latter will eventually consume most cohabitants); under what conditions is the shrimp kept (aquarium capacity/"footprint", tankmates, etc.)?
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Post by theshrimp_123 »

Looks like your typical "sold as ghost/grass/glass" macrobrachium prawn, I could give a definite answer with a better pic.
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Post by mrprawn »

my camera sucks i got as close as i could i have a more fuzzy pic of his head how long does it take to get the size of my boot i know there a very big species when there full size ? well the pic is crap but the best one to date is the ones u guys saw thank for any help any one have this species and any pics ? thx
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