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I just spent an hour watching a mamma drop some shrimplets...


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I can't believe I was twisted over looking for so long!!! Such is the way of hypno-shrimp I guess...all hail hypno-shrimp!

I saw about four or five emerge from her general vicinity so I'm pretty certain they're hers which is good cause she has some markings and colour I like so I want to see what she drops! :D

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Hahaha, I think everyone her knows that situation too well, ALL HAIL HYPNOTOAD........I mean HYPNOSHRIMP!! :smiley_simmons:

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Well they just kind of appeared near her. She was doing some serious tail waggling and fanning and then another would appear.

Like magic!

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  • 3 weeks later...

Paging Greg, have you gotten stuck in front of your tank and lost all track of time? Or maybe (and here's hoping) got a job? :)

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Awesome sight isn't it. Shrimp must be the biggest time wasters around look at the hours we spend staring into their tanks. I would hate to see it from their side.:encouragement:

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I think it would be quite funny actually :)

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What a huge face , big eyes staring in at you anytime of day, oo scary stuff.:)

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Yeah I think I scare the sh!t out of my guy & girls all the time, when I come in close to have a good stare they alway back up a couple of steps & start waving their antennae at me to see how far away I am, lol :victorious:

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Awesome sight isn't it. Shrimp must be the biggest time wasters around look at the hours we spend staring into their tanks. I would hate to see it from their side.:encouragement:

Ohhh yes i hear u :-) I always say: 'Time flies when ur watchin' shrimp !!!'

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