looking for Caridina Typus and Caridina serratirostris

[Curtis]

hi guys im looking for any caridina typus and serratriostris if anyone has any please email me 

happy to pay a premium.

[email protected]

Edited September 30, 2021 by Curtis
adding happy to pay premium

[Grubs]

Get in touch with Jeff at LCA when he's back from holidays.

https://www.liverpoolcreekaquariums.com/store/c79/LIVESTOCK%2F_ALGAE_CREW_%26_NATIVE_SHRIMPS.html

[Curtis]

9 minutes ago, Grubs said:

Get in touch with Jeff at LCA when he's back from holidays.

https://www.liverpoolcreekaquariums.com/store/c79/LIVESTOCK%2F_ALGAE_CREW_%26_NATIVE_SHRIMPS.html

thanks mate, i don't understand why he has them labelled as ninja/chameleon, to my understanding i could be wrong.. aren't chameleon and ninja shrimp 2 different species? one being caridina serratriostris, and one being caridina sp WA4 

id really love some definite answers its so confusing these native shrimps and thier names, i really like the ones that are black with the white markings, but they are proving too hard to find ? 

in the photo on LCA website under the chameleon/ninja shrimp the pictures look to be of 3 different sp. ?

im after this one in my photo

Edited September 30, 2021 by Curtis

[jayc]

8 hours ago, Curtis said:

i don't understand why he has them labelled as ninja/chameleon, to my understanding i could be wrong.. aren't chameleon and ninja shrimp 2 different species? one being caridina serratriostris, and one being caridina sp WA4 

Our native shrimp is Caridina sp WA4. Common name being Chameleon shrimp.

It has similar characteristics as Ninja Shrimp (Caridina serratirostris) that is found elsewhere.

This is probably a case of clarifying with LCA which shrimp species they have before buying.

[Curtis]

1 minute ago, jayc said:

Our native shrimp is Caridina sp WA4. Common name being Chameleon shrimp.

It has similar characteristics as Ninja Shrimp (Caridina serratirostris) that is found elsewhere.

This is probably a case of clarifying with LCA which shrimp species they have before buying.

I've had the ninja shrimp before I had some last year, they looked like my photo, I think serratirostris is from Queensland, we definitely have them here.