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A couple of my girls


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Just thought I would show off a couple of my lovely girls. Just wish I knew how to save the zoomed in picture of number P1080804, becuase zoomed in on her head its amazing.

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I also have a lovely golden female with a tan stripe but she is the quickest to scurry off when you disturb her.

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Thanks! I think they look rather lovely too. I wouldn't really have a clue what colour to call the male the two or three males I have are very pale.

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Yep, she is a C. typhus, my other half calls them walkie shrimp since he has seen the way they scurry across your hand or out of a net when trying to move them to another tank. I would love to be able to raise some of the shrimplets, but the only reason I think these guys have stayed put in their tank is that its my deepest one, none of my tanks have lids and in a more standard height tank I am afraid the typhus shrimp will get annoyed and wonder off. They do love their huge hollow log but its too big for any spare tanks I might have.

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Thanks, I am quite proud of them, I wish I could get some good photos of the golden female with the tan stripe she is a real stunner, but she is also the fastest at disappearing into the log :mad:.

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