C. Cf. babaulti "Stripes" x "Green" hybrid pictures

[Toxotes]

Hi all,
I wanted to show you a couple of pictures of my shrimps from the above mentioned crossing.

The first two pictures are of the " mama":


image by Horgasz, on Flickr



BeFunky upload on iPad by Horgasz, on Flickr

The rest are the F1s and F2 s.


BeFunky Crop on iPad by Horgasz, on Flickr


BeFunky Contrast on iPad by Horgasz, on Flickr



BeFunky Exposure on iPad by Horgasz, on Flickr


BeFunky Smart Sharpen on iPad by Horgasz, on Flickr


BeFunky Exposure on iPad by Horgasz, on Flickr


BeFunky Brightness on iPad by Horgasz, on Flickr

[alvinchan80]

Nice shrimps.... Looks like more hybrid coming along... Haha..

Mixing up different shrimps is like 'expect the unexpected' situation..

Happy shrimping..

[mukyo]

Hey... those looked like mine.
Cant really figure the child. As my tank is also mix of those.
Those brown obes i notice are sone of the hardiest.


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[Toxotes]

I didn't plan to crossbreed them.:-)
Last year I bought a couple of crs, tiger shrimps and green shrimps at the same time and put them into one tank temporarily. I didn't realise that among the tigers there was a lonely "stripes" female ( she disappeared among the plants, and the next time I saw her she was berried...).
I removed the greens to another tank and kept her with the tigers and her offsprings.
Then she mated with one of the f1 males and the f1-s were also breeding. So now I havea nice melting pot of different patterns and colours.

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