Reply With Quotenice crs looks white from head to tail
Just want to share my latest breedout from a SS grade female. Only 4 babies survived to visible size.
1 looked like A grade, 1 tiger tooth, 1 hino and 1 mostly white.
This is the mostly white baby pic.
nice crs looks white from head to tail
Growing old with this forum.. :)
congratulations! looks really good.
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Where you got the SS female from? good luck
very very cute shrimplet congrats on such a rare find
that is a golden crs, gloden crs is not wanted by pro breeders.Originally Posted by Repz
nothing to congratulate about.
Last edited by Quixotic; 28th Jan 2008 at 14:17. Reason: Remove unnecessary quote
whoah...lighten up? Sound so hostile?
The guy is just sharing with us his pride and joy so pro or not..it's all good?
Last edited by Quixotic; 28th Jan 2008 at 14:17.
what is a golden crs? why wont pro breeders want them? they look nice to me
From the reference "golden",i take it literally as yellowish?
Probably yellow is not as valued as white since CRS is all about the "whiteness"?
We could always ask more experienced CRS hobbyists to verify or explain...silane?
Well, this petty guy has been buzzing me since I commented on his CRS at arofanatics.whoah...lighten up? Sound so hostile?
The guy is just sharing with us his pride and joy so pro or not..it's all good?
Never thought I will see him here too.
Anyway golden or not I don't care.
My breeding stocks don't have all white ones. So I was quite surprise to find this piece.
Just sharing only. cheers!
Last edited by Quixotic; 28th Jan 2008 at 14:20. Reason: Merge posts
Growing old with this forum.. :)
douglas, no matter what, that is not the way to comment about others' breedout no matter whether its nice or not nice. Try not to get influenced by others. At this forum, we also practice the use of the correct English language, not Singlish.
Last edited by marle; 28th Jan 2008 at 01:37.
Adoketa, Breitbinden, Paciquamis, Diplotaenia, Elizabethae, Mendezi, Inka, Agassizi, L046, L066, Crystal Red Shrimps
Hmm not good? I think I saw one like this on a jap website and they were selling like 7k sing dollars per piece. Bro douglas would you mind sharing what do you mean by golden and why is this piece not good? From a commoner view point I think it is a pretty nice piece of crs
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i think you need an SLR with a 100mm macro lens to show the true beauty of your CRS...
good job!
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interesting breedout.
perhaps the genes of your crs do carry the genes of all white or golden.
great looking piece!!
congratulations! nice shrimplet..
hehe compared to a,b and c grades we have in Australia this would be an extremely expensive piece.
I think it is actually very appealing personally.
Last edited by Quixotic; 28th Jan 2008 at 14:21.
How come i don't see any gold? I i can see is white. Anyway, nice white. Hope i can have this in my tank soon.
Nice !!
But it is quite obvious that this shrimp carries the genes of Golden CRS..
By the way, Golden Shrimp is not exactly gold in color like the yellow shrimp.. It is pure bone white in color and no traces of RED or Black instead Gold patches thus it is called Golden Shrimps.. Many people have brought in this line of shrimps in order to cross with CRS to produce "better" line of CRS.. Unfortunately it does produce white shrimps but somehow something is not right causing it to lose value..
By the way, this comment is not inherited from AF forum but was brought up and discussed in arofanatics forum.. Not sure has this topic been discussed in aquaticquotient forum before but this is definitely not new out there..
Perhaps the experts will have a better explanation that is more widely accepted than the words of a mere passerby..
Overall, still a nice and neat looking shrimp.. Lastly, you might want to look into the tank parameter since the shrimplets are not doing very well, else you could have more!! What a waste to know only 4 survived..
And also the value of golden shrimp is much lower than the value of crs. So if you were to fork out lots of money for quality crs but when some of its offsprings are golden ones, you wouldn't want that right? Some said it's a short cut to getting better grades but if you were to observe carefully, the white is very different between the golden and crs.
God will make a way, where there seems to be no way
Thanks for the pointers.
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