Yes, brown-reddish eyes. Funny that their eyes are much larger in proportion to their body size!
Yes, brown-reddish eyes. Funny that their eyes are much larger in proportion to their body size!
Update:
I was worried about cross breeding between my Tigers and Cherries as they are kept in the same tank. For the first 2 weeks the baby shrimps look like cherries!! But...today, I noticed the development of Tiger bandings on some of the baby shrimps which are 3 weeks old now...
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myles (8th Apr 2011)
Update:
3 1/2 weeks old tiger baby showing tiger stipes and no sign of cherry, confirmed no hybridisation with Cherries:
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myles (8th Apr 2011)
Very nice pictures you have there. How do you get them to be so still for you. Anyway, I don't think cherry and tigers will cross breed. I read that bees and tigers will cross breed but not cherry. Any expert here care to verify this info?
Occasionally, there are some of them seem to be 'sleeping' so they are the best target for photography!
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another pic taken today. This baby Tiger shrimp is about 10mm long:
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myles (8th Apr 2011)
Feeding frenzy!!
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Update:
2 months old now...
Lets share our meal!
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myles (8th Apr 2011)
what a beauty pics
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