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Oh? Aura Blue with spots and stripes!
Nice! So this is the new shrimp, hehe
Adding new species of shrimps to my collection, this species is closely related to tigers shrimps and it has beautiful broken but intensified stripes. I call them ocelot shrimps.
silane
Oh? Aura Blue with spots and stripes!
Nice! So this is the new shrimp, hehe
This one definitely NOT Cross here & Cross there...Originally Posted by Navanod
this is a different species or sub species from Aura Blue. Most of it are not blue, they come with clear body.
This is a new species in the hobby, not a cross or hybrid. This only breed true, unlike many hybrid that are bred out of sudden or rare in number, even one has 2 piece of the indentical type are bred together, the chance of they breed true is very low.
How could you tell they are not cross?
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silane
wow very nice shrimps silane, nowadays is transparent shrimps are trends among hobiist huh?
In japan my friends offer me panda ghost or white taiwan bee, are they breed true or just hybrids? thx
yes, look like transparent is in trend. I prefer those are clear transparent rather tinted with blue, maybe I am affected by the trend.Another thing never out of trend is thick color, dark color.
I wont say panda ghost or white taiwan bee are hybrids but variation of pattern, you can look at it like grade A and grade SSS CRS. Will Grade A CRS x Grade A CRS = 100% grade A crs? The anwser is no.
silane
Fully aggred with your statements.....yes, look like transparent is in trend. I prefer those are clear transparent rather tinted with blue, maybe I am affected by the trend.
I wont say those are hybrids but variation of pattern, you can look at it like grade A and grade SSS CRS. Will Grade A CRS x Grade A CRS = 100% grade A crs? The anwser is no.
txh silane....
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