Blue Black Tiger Shrimps With White Markings

[soonhong]

Near my visions for next stage in 2012.

Very nice shrimp.......Thanks for sharing..

[imke_j]

I just measured parameters to you in this tank:
Ph 7,0
Kh2-3
100 µs

Thanks for measuring the water parameter for me Looks as if you keep your Tigers really 'soft'. Concerning the Akadama, after some experiences, I now am heading to neutral gravels which cannot dissolve. Please keep us updated, nice project!

[morgana]

I wish everybody an good an healthy new year!

Yes, soft water is good for the little tiger shrimplets, too.

Now, I was fall in love with this red. It is a new outcomer from this strain. ( but of course I love all my shrimps and their babies )

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[SchorpioenW]

Beautifull colour!

[morgana]

I'm proud of the new photos were taken form this line i called "Midnight Prince" now. I hope you like it.


Picture taken by Daniel Noorman


Picture taken by Daniel Noorman





Picture taken by Chris Lukhaup

[HYUN007]

Wow! You had Chris to do the photo for you!
Nice!!!

[morgana]

Yes, he wanted to take a picture from it. I' m proud because he want to add it on his new poster collection. It will be Volume 3, i think.
The posters are a very good idea from a very good photographer and maybe exemplarily for other parts of the shrimp-world to show everybody what single breeders have nice pieces in their tank.
If you ask me, for me it means more than an good placement at a shrimp exhibition.

If you want have a look on Volume 1 and 2, i insert it here:

[madness]

Absolutely having Chris photograph your shrimp is an honor.

He is a great photographer and probably the most famous shrimp photographer.

Of the breeders with cool tiger shrimp projects and hybrid projects you probably have the best shrimp that are actually shared with the public rather than hidden away in secret so it makes sense for Chris to photograph your shrimp from his perspective as well.

Perhaps other German breeders more actively share photos and information on German language forums but it seems like they usually only show single shrimp for competitions and when doing announcements (like when successfully cross-breeding something or finding a new pattern or morph).

Chris taking photos of your shrimp is definitely a great situation for everyone. Congrats.

[madness]

BTW, it might be a little unfair because of the photo that followed it up was by Chris Lukhaup but those photos by Daniel Noorman are very nice as well.

I just wanted to give credit to him as well.

[morgana]

You said well, thank you.