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    Tiger Shrimps

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    Anyone knows how to breed Tiger Shrimps ??? I think they come from the same genus as Cherry and bee shrimps but does anyone here breed them ??
    YOU may like living in a pig's sty.... but I dont like swimming in a toilet bowl....CHANGE MY WATER !!

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    i think NOTEBOOK breeds them...
    haven try breeding them as now i'm crazy about breeding cherry,wood and white-spot shrimps...

    Regards,
    Izzat

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    just provide lots of hiding places, they breed themselves. but keep the tigers separately by themselves because mine hydridised with some other shrimp (not sure what but think could be bee or malayan, definitely not cherry) to produce some blotchy stripy "jaguar" shrimp
    why I don't do garden hybrids and aquarium strains: natural species is a history of Nature, while hybrids are just the whims of Man.
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    Re:

    [quote:9f5262f2b3="aCe^bOwleRz"]i think NOTEBOOK breeds them...
    haven try breeding them as now i'm crazy about breeding cherry,wood and white-spot shrimps...

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    So far haven't even seen my Wood shrimps carrying eggs.
    Corydoras: 2 x adolfoi, 1 x agassizii, 5 x albino aeneus, 3 x arcuatus, 4 x atropersonatus, 3 x axelrodi, 6 x axelrodi variante B, 4 x caudimaculatus, 5 x duplicareus, 8 x goldlines, 3 x kanei, 3 x loretoensis, 6 x melini, 4 x panda, 6 x schwartzi, 3 x similis, 4 x sterbai, 4 x surinamensis, 5 x trilineatus, 4 x tukano & 3 x zygatus

    RIP 1 x adolfoi, 1 x albino aeneus & 2 x panda

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