Reply With QuoteThat scarletti ID is pretty close enough. I think Choy can tell you more on whether its that species or not.
This shrimp is a plant destroyer or so the current talk goes. If you find potholes on the leaves then you know who to blame.
Hi folks,
Look what I just added into my shrimp tank and they look so bl**dy cute!*
From what I understand, these Mosquito Shrimps are classified as Palaemon scarletti but I'm known to be wrong
Anyone care to confirm the info?
*... and I'm looking at baby mozie shrimplets too! [man... they're super tiny buggers!!]
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
That scarletti ID is pretty close enough. I think Choy can tell you more on whether its that species or not.
This shrimp is a plant destroyer or so the current talk goes. If you find potholes on the leaves then you know who to blame.
Fish.. Simply Irresistable
Back to Killies... slowly.
I heard that these are more difficult to breed then the Cherry or Bumblebees we are used to keeping.
They sure are interesting little things-here they are usually referred to as Rudolph Red nose shrimp(whoever coined this one must have had sales in mind).
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