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Thread: In search of blind fish in a dark cave

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    I really want to go up there..... so interesting...
    I am into Plecos now...
    L46, L173, L134 & L236
    ~~Jeffrey~~

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andreas Werth View Post
    Hi,
    very interesting and beautiful illustrated story. The cave shrimp is a great find. Thank you for sharing.
    Thanks Andreas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrTree View Post
    i believe the shrimp will turn back to normal coloration if you keep it under normal lighting.
    maybe u r right.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Merviso View Post
    Hi Michael,


    For the Wood Shrimps, I thought the one with the big front legs is the male, while the one with small front legs is the female. I have a pair at home and the female is now berried with eggs...

    I do notice the difference of the front legs on your picture that have a sharp protruding edge, which is very difference from the nomal Wood Shrimps.



    Really envy you to be able to explore such places with interesting plants and animals. Maybe we can organize a trip in the near future to explore some new places with you.. Cheers!

    The normal adult wood shrimp also got that sharp protruding edge....see the pix in this link:

    http://www.fishprofiles.com/files/profiles/r90001.htm
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