Re: CRS features guide
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Hi friend pertaining the lost of your shrimps whiteness might be due to stress or poor water condition.Originally Posted by zxc
Hi, All member. Can anyone have a question for louislkl? especialy question 4. I have CRS grade S-SS Lost whiteness over time. But some of them fine, as they are from one seller.
Also i have question how to compare HINO???
On the mid of the body have 2 red dot call double hino pic (4) 1 red dot call double hino pic (5)????????? I'M confusing. PLease look at pic from left to right. Picture 4 and 5 double hino??????
Picture 6 have 2 red dot call single HINO..
Pic 6 and 4 look same. But diffrent grading.
PLEASE share/ explain how to compare....
Someone correct me if I'm wrong. Hinomaru symbolize the japanese flag. So for shrimps it resembles the red round spot on the back of the shrimp. So if your shrimp have red round spot on its back is considered a hinomaru, usually on SS grades. If the round spots have a white line across the red spot it resembles the no entry sign so we consider that the no entry sign hinomaru. Double hinomaru is when u see 2 red spots usually one on the body and the tail area.
As you ask, pic 6 is considered a no entry sign hinomaru, the tail does not have a spot so it's consider single hinomaru.
If you compare pic 5 you see 2 red spots so its double hinomaru. But you see pic 4 the tail also round spot, so its a no entry sign hinomaru double.
wow its been quite a few years since i breed n rear crs, they still look very beautiful n enticing. nice to get thread notification
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