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Dean Shrimp Master

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just a quick pic of some new babies that ventured out close enough for me to get a pic.

not the best pic but they are super small so yeah.

first is mum, (Shadow panda) who is already berried again after dropping last batch only a few days ago

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and this is just 2 of the babies that are early adventurers, as the rest are yet to venture out around the tank from

where they were born. but as you can see they already have mums beautiful coloring :sorrow:

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Dean Shrimp Master

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thanks mate, very happy and will be proud in a few weeks when if they all make it through the unknown stage. :)

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Brado Shrimp Breeder

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they are gorgeous dean shadow panda's are my favourite shrimp!

will there be/is there any for sale?;)

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lachie1998 Shrimp Breeder

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wow they are stunning Dean! id love to get some some day.

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Dean Shrimp Master

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thanks everyone. they are my new favorite shrimp also.

hopefully i can breed a few for everyone in time :)

i have counted 7 shadow panda babies so far from the last drop so fingers crossed the next drop (29 days)

will have just as many. the rest from the drop were just normal panda and Kingkong.

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also how much do these go for? if you dont mind me asking Dean cause i have never seen these for sale.

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Dean Shrimp Master

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the average price now for kingkong/panda from the good breeders are 500-600$ now. anymore than that and you are being taken for a ride :)

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on my wish list,"ONE DAY"? beautiful Dean.

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