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What shrimp(s) do you keep?
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viktorlantos
Aquascaper
Beauty captures! 
J Butler
Member
Aquadream said:Cheers. I am still learning how to use this bloody Canon 600D. It takes me ages to get a lucky shot.viktorlantos said:Beauty captures!
You must have spent days then Aqua, you got seven beauties right there!
Those Taiwan bees are magnificent Victor, the white tail fanning in contrast to the black of the body looks fantastic!
I'm a complete philistine when it comes to shrimp but even I can tell they're special
I shudder to think of the price though...
viktorlantos
Aquascaper
J Butler said:Aquadream said:Cheers. I am still learning how to use this bloody Canon 600D. It takes me ages to get a lucky shot.viktorlantos said:Beauty captures!
You must have spent days then Aqua, you got seven beauties right there!
Those Taiwan bees are magnificent Victor, the white tail fanning in contrast to the black of the body looks fantastic!
I'm a complete philistine when it comes to shrimp but even I can tell they're special
I shudder to think of the price though...
Yup they will look much better when fully growns up. This is the Taiwan Bee - Panda.
They are very pricey so i only have a smaller group.
But looks awesome on their colors.How the hell people breed and select lines like this?
Derek Tweedie
Member
I read a few months back how the guy made this strain. I think he was Swedish. But it involved all the various different strains of tiger shrimp, selective breeding and patience. Which by looking at the prices of these strains online wouldn't be cheap. I would love to try something like this at some point.
He had posted that they were $180 each which is way more than I'd ever even consider... Amazing that someone will though.
hotweldfire
Member
Aquadream said:
I think I saw a Chris Lukhuap interview with some breeder who claimed that the taiwan bee strains came from keeping multiple species of caridina in the same tank resulting in lots of mutations. Beautiful shrimp. My favourite are the blue bolt.
fish bait
Member
Hi all, 4 amanos, but I would like to get some cherries, the only thing is I think they are a bit small for my tank, I have an Angel which is growing a bit large,but then I could get rid.
daniel19831123
Member
The japonica is from me?
Bungy
Member
2000 x RCS Var. Red. (Standard, Sakura and Red Fire)
40 x RCS Var. Orange
10 x RCS Var. Yellow
5 x Rili
30 x CRS Grade B - SS (+ lots of new babies)
15 X CBS Grade B (+ lots of new babies)
2 x Amano
10 x Taiwan Blues
2 x Wood shrimp - female berried.
40 x RCS Var. Orange
10 x RCS Var. Yellow
5 x Rili
30 x CRS Grade B - SS (+ lots of new babies)
15 X CBS Grade B (+ lots of new babies)
2 x Amano
10 x Taiwan Blues
2 x Wood shrimp - female berried.
easerthegeezer said:These arent my shrimp but thought they deserve a wider audience(someone else had asked to repost and they were ok with it...
Currently just have RCS and amano
Wish i could afford these.. or have the skills to keep them alive!
Those are Nick's pictures.
I have a few humble shrimp. I do not own a lens like the one above. This is the best I can do with a point and shoot.
Hide and seek is fun. F1 mitchling on the left.
Blue bolt.
Currently have
3 Taiwan King kong
3 Blue bolts
4 panda
6 F1 mitchlings.
CRS grades S-SSS+
CBS S-SSS
