very nice pictures; do you have some close-ups from the shrimp? The size for attachements is limited: Try uploading to pictures in the Gallery section and link to them. Bigger images are possible then.
very nice pictures; do you have some close-ups from the shrimp? The size for attachements is limited: Try uploading to pictures in the Gallery section and link to them. Bigger images are possible then.
thank for your good suggestion, will post in gallery. No close up yet, this is very active shrimp, and not tend to go close to glass .... will try in next few days
I'm sorry Silane! and all.Originally Posted by silane
Do i get free bee as gift when I go and see??
This is the fist time I have so many shrimplet, I am trying to find the best way to breed them, so I canot share my shrimplet for you as a gift
@Mr Jame. No matter Sir, pls. keeping updat your shrimps
posted in gallery: http://www.shrimpnow.com/mygallery/s...hp?i=2831&c=43
Bac Cuoi: you should ... not me, you see all my tanks already
update some close-up photoes http://www.shrimpnow.com/mygallery/b...imageuser=5312
Thank You. What about the shripmlet?
Have your shrimplets survived and grown? Or are these shrimps hard to breed?
Andreas brought some shrimplets to France for a meeting. I was lucky enough to take a close look at them. It seems that they are pretty easy to breed, at least for him
I can't wait going back to SG again and meet you guys, Chu Cuoi, JB and DungMVP, and see your shrimps off course
Wow what beautiful shrimp! I'm curious if you think one of our Australian native shrimp is similar? I've uploaded some pics (none are mine, and I've tried to give credit to the photographers through the file names). These are called a Zebra Shrimp, are not temperature sensitive and people are reporting quite a variation in colour (some more blue, some with significantly more white). To me they look different to the pics of the Vietnamese Shrimp, but I'm wondering if the first generation of wild caught Vietnamese Shrimp looked like this? Or do you think I'm just way off track?
Last edited by imke_j; 19th Aug 2010 at 05:39 PM. Reason: deleted pictures due to copyright violation
Dear Brushy!
The shrimp on the photo of Dave do not belong to the same species. Theese are Caridina zebra from Queensland. The Vietnamese shrimp belong top the genus Paracaridina and are not jet described but this will be done by Andreas in future.
Cheers
Werner
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