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Congratulation, able to spot what shrimp is it?
Read that green shrimp be able to cross-breed with tiger shrimp/bee shrimp.
I am so happy. Spotted my first shrimplet! It means that my shrimp in my tank are breedingI keep bees and tiger and green shrimp in my tank. After so many deaths, finally, I see a sign of life. I've been trying to get them to breed for so many months. Before this, the only thing I could breed were malayan trumpet snails...
Congratulation, able to spot what shrimp is it?
Read that green shrimp be able to cross-breed with tiger shrimp/bee shrimp.
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Congraluation! It's always so nice to know that our shrimps are breeding
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congratulation on your first shrimplet.
I don't know. If I had to guess, it would be more likely to be the green shrimp since the juvenile had no markings. It was completely transparent.
good for you. it means that the water condition is much better now as the shrimps are starting to breed now.
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Congratulations!
If you can, it would be a challenge to take a picture of your shrimplet!
Jon
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uh, it went missing.
That's because my 1 footer is a jungle.
If you have seen it...I'm sure you'll understand that its a nightmare to find shrimplets in there....
ya in a heavily planted tank it is difficult to find adult shrimps so shrimplets will be even more hidden
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