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The ULTIMATE Caridina Cantonensis Family Tree


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Extremely excited to share this chart with SKF. A HUGE thank you Hillary http://rah-bop.com for the time & effort to researchign and creating this chart .... ENJOY !

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Thanks BB you beat me by a very short time I was trying to find out if I could post that one its great:encouragement:

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Holy wow! That is the coolest most explanatory shrimp chart ever! Absolutely awesome! :encouragement:

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I just printed and laminated it and will go to my shrimproom after work. Im having it as my PC wallpaper too. Thanks Marcus.

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Awesome chart, i saw it shared on shrimpsider yesterday.

From this I feel like my mystery shrimp may be black line or Swiss cheese, what shrimp should I be crossing them with?

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Yeah, the chart truly typifies...."a picture is worth a thousand words". Hillary us also working on other species, so looking fwd to that !

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From this I feel like my mystery shrimp may be black line or Swiss cheese' date=' what shrimp should I be crossing them with?[/quote']

Cool....Do you have an updated pic ?

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The ULTIMATE Caridina Cantonensis Family Tree

Cool....Do you have an updated pic ?
Yeah in my benibachi tank thread, don't want to derail this one.Foxpuppet's Benibachi Breeding tankhttp://www.shrimpkeepersforum.com/forum/showpost.php?p=38025
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Update on the ULTIMATE Caridina Cantonensis Family Tree 2. Image from Imeke website (Shrimpsider). Thanks Imeke.

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Wonder if anyone will do this for the cherry shrimp variants? Or did they all just originate from the red? Surely not?

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I think there should be a chart for cherry variants, after all most of the Caridina variants stem from one source .

and with the work being done on Neocaradina Hetropoda by dedicated breeders show that they are just as variable and deserve the same recognition.

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I agree Wayne but it would be even more complicated than this one

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Doesn't all variant originally come from the red cherry shrimp ? So the Neocaradina Hetropoda would just be ...

Red Cherry to ALL the colour Variants ? whereas the caridina gets more completed with the Tigers, TB's, CRS/CBS/SW/GB etc...., plus the patterns etc... ?

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Mmmm I hate to say it but I have to AGREE with you BB :dejection: that was hard:o

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With BB revisiting some awesome threads on shrimp care I thought that this thread should be brought back to give some of the newer members an idea of grades & also the family tree from where these grades & variants come from, thanks for the idea BB. :victorious:

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