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Blue pearls are pretty common already in the U.S. There are also blue tiger but they are very expensive and the intensity of their blue varies.

Not true at all. Blue pearls breed regularly and breed true. Planetinverts.com is a great resource, forum, and store. Please do not post false information.

Whoops. That is what I meant.

Still, most shrimp will interbreed with each other if given the choice. Neocaridinas (cherries, yellows, snowballs, dark greens,...etc) are especially fast breeders that will mate with the closest possible candidate.

That is not entirely true. Shrimp of the same family such as caridina or neocaridina will interbreed causing a mutant shrimp to be born. DO NOT MIX SHRIMP OF THE SAME FAMILY.

Have they changed color at all? If so they could be ninjas.

Does she have a saddle or are the eggs already in her swimmerettes? If they are already in the swimmerettes, that means that the eggs have been fertilized. Shrimp develop a saddle first and then molt. After they molt, they release a toxin out into the water. Males go crazy when they detect it...

Yes those do look like B's.

Its not a horrible deal but you could do better. Try this. Its 25 for $25 (including 3 berried females) in the beginning but then turns to 35 for $25 because she runs out of berried females.

I think it might be a minami. Could you get a closer and clearer picture of the CRS please. I think its a no-entry. :good:

Nope not an amano. I was saying that only marine salt produces any salinity reading that GHOSTS need. Ghost have been documented breeding in freshwater but only on very rare occasions. Amanos have been documented breeding in freshwater on countless times. P.S- Marine salt is the only salt that...

Nope not a ghost. Even though many different species are sold under this name, you have some sort or macro there.

Do you use marine salt?

Are they actually green? If they are green they could be Caridina cf. babaulti or a less common Caridina sp. "Dark Green"

Anybody???