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This rain is crazzzy! So frustrating as it's almost half way though my break and i havent been able to do anything i wanted to do :(

But here's some photos i took to occupy myself :)

New Golden Bee:

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Mischling (boy or girl??) :

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Juvi yellow:

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Choc:

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CBS:

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Nice little selection of shrimp you have now:encouragement:

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I don't mind the rain...it makes you post pictures! :victorious:

More please!

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Very nice Tor, definitely a cool array of shrimp you've got there :encouragement:

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thanks guys :) These were all taken with my iphone :)

Here's some more for you Garny:)

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Nice shrimp Tor

So do you get shrimp sick when you are away? you know like home sick

Bob

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Nice shrimp Tor

So do you get shrimp sick when you are away? you know like home sick

Bob

Yep definitely! :p

I go straight to the shrimp rack when I get home :p

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Way to go Girl, Shrimp first and the other half next. My Wife understands and is a fish keeper to so she looks after every thing when I am away.

I am lucky enough not to get shrimp sick when I am away because I am usually in creeks looking for shrimp and other aquatic creatures

Bob

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It's a shame there aren't any shrimp where I work, otherwise I could tell everyone I'm going out mapping/prospecting/field reconnaissance when in fact I could go shrimping!

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Between mount Isa and camooweal. But we're in serious drought, no water round here! All the biggest waterholes are just puddles :(

I know we get some types of yabbies/crayfish as I saw a big dried up one, but the river is completely gone!

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Keep an eye out when it rains again, there will be Crabs and Crayfish and maybe even Shrimp everywhere.

Shrimp I hear you ask? Yep some Shrimp in some places will shelter under ground with Crabs and Crays and come up when there is water or migrate very quick to where you are.

North of you there is some good stuff, up towards the Gulf and around Lawn Hill

Bob

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Well hopefully it rains soon as all the animals are dying :(

Our tenure stretches pretty far north, i'll have to see how close we get to Lawn Hill when im next back!

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Lawn Hill out side the NP has some wonderful stuff and the Snails there WOW, There is some really good shrimp from there, I have seen the dead specimens but not live yet, may be this year I will get out there.

There is a Freshwater Crab there that is big enough to eat.

Bob

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No probably not. We have had a few showers this winter but not enough to fill the creeks.

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