Sadly in the last weeks Beth started to show serious signs of old age suddenly and faded away... It's the second time I'm able to thoroughly follow a shrimp that makes it. And both had the same comportment at the same pace.
The worst part... Is the other shrimps sense it and at some point are looking to be the first there when it croaks to pull out the garlic butter.
This is the Last pic of Him, on the right, next to what is normally considered a "big" male. He was something else.
He was 11 months old. Doing super well and became geriatric in under a week.
So I culled all the rest of the shrimps in there back to my diversity tank and brought in 6 of the best Bloody Mary's I could catch in there.
I was able to get 4 not berried females (and that was something) with 2 handsome males... After checking them closely...
They are perfect. Not even a trace of white in their legs perfectly opaque bodies at very young age...
This should create bloody nice offspring's
