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Finally managed to get 2 well patterned carbon rilli's to breed...they share the same tank with my OEBT's, so not ideal WP, but not too fuss, as quality not quantity is my priority. I'm attempting to get all my cherries to acclimatise through generations to the TB/Tiger WP, so that I can double up on all my tanks....

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This is what you need to do Marcus...send the carbon's to me for proper identification....LOL!

Gorgeous mate!

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This is what you need to do Marcus...send the carbon's to me for proper identification....LOL!

Gorgeous mate!

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Well done BB I think through necessity a lot of us are doing the double up thing!:encouragement:

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I like the spots on the second Carbon, they look awesome. This is deffinetly one type of rilli I'm aiming to add to my collection.

Thanks for posting pics Marcus.

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Wow BB!! Amazing work as always. :applause:

Can't wait until you get a solid black on those carbon rillis...

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Well done BB I think through necessity a lot of us are doing the double up thing!:encouragement:
When I win lotto' date=' it's Shrimp Mansion for me !
I like the spots on the second Carbon, they look awesome. This is deffinetly one type of rilli I'm aiming to add to my collection.Thanks for posting pics Marcus.
No probs, love pics...so more pics from everyone the better !
Wow BB!! Amazing work as always. :applause:Can't wait until you get a solid black on those carbon rillis...
The best "carbon" colour I have is this, but still trying to get a better rilli pattern...1F5A5962-2A31-45E9-BE4F-A5298B486C0E-1256-0000024FB1562B93.jpg
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mate these shrimp are jaw dropping!!! :encouragement:

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Absolutely stunning dude, they are amazing, love the carbon rillis dude, well done! :victorious:

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WOW, they look awesome.

I saw some "carbon rilli" @ Polyart in Singapore and they looked slightly different... they were like this but bellys were blue.

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The initial batches of carbon rilli were blotchy, and didnt have the distinct rilli pattern. I cull all of them that does not posses the rilli trait, and only selective breed the "rilli" pattern the way it should be ...iMO of course. Finally seeing some quality carbon rilli's internationally too, as they were previously far in between.

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Those rillis look great Marcus...Good luck with the breeding program...

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And yet again you are able to reduce an entire forum to a green eyed envy mass. LOL . Huge congrats, very nice and can't wait to see when you do get the final quality that your aiming for

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F3 generation of carbon rilli's coming through... Some nice patterns/colouration coming through, but not in huge numbers...

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Will get more pics posted tomorrow.

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Absolutely stunning dude, they look amazing & the pattern & colour is defining quite well in this generation, can't wait for he next generation, well done dude! :victorious:

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Brilliant colours and markings mate!! Great work!

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