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I was overseas in Nov, and before I came back I left 4 cherries to my mum, as she was always talking about my shrimp to everyone she knew... So now she has her own :P She just told me one of them has a white stripe, she couldn't get a picture of her's, but found this one online that is similar.

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They all looked like cherry juvies when I got them for her, and I've never seen stripes like that before... What is it?

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  • 3 weeks later...

I'd like to bump this topic. I recently received a shipment of orange Sakura. One of them have the same thing. I vaguely remember it being mentioned a long time ago, but don't recall what caused it. I'm considering culling it.

Will it be resolved with the next molt?

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From memory that kind of splitting in the shell is a shedding issue, check on frequency and amount of water changes as well as the waters gH and possibly pH.

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Yes this should get fixed by the next moult.

If it does not moult in the next few days. You may need to check your water parameters as it may be having trouble moulting.

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