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sjn5188

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Have been away from my setup for about 6 months and it has been a bit neglected. Was sorting out my shrimp when I discovered this strange one.

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Hyzenthlay Shrimp Keeper

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That shrimp looks pretty cool. Are you sure it's a cherry though? It looks pretty big and not quite the right shape but I could be wrong.

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Garnelchen Shrimp Master

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But cherries do often have that bright stripe along their back, don't they? Never seen it in this colour though. Looks very cool. :)

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northboy Shrimp Master

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Hard to see the nose but I would think one of two, C. serattrostris = ninja or C. typus, you really need to see the nose to know for sure

So have you had other shrimp in the tank?

Bob

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Looks similar to a couple I have that I presume are wild cherries

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