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auratus Be nice I'm new here

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Hi Guys, just to say hello and thank you to be able for being part of the shrimp keepers forum. 

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auratus Be nice I'm new here

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Hey auratus, welcome to SKF. Nice avatar pic, is it one of your shrimp?

Thank you very much. I keep them and they are blue pearl shrimp. It does not have very strong colour just a beautiful blue transparent tint.

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newbreed Shrimp Guru

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Welcome to the forum Auratus!!

Be sure to post some pics of your shrimp and setups when you get a chance. The Blue Pearl has a stunning colour to it!

Welcome and Enjoy!!

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fishmosy Shrimp Guru

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Thank you very much. I keep them and they are blue pearl shrimp. It does not have very strong colour just a beautiful blue transparent tint.

It is a beautiful shrimp. Does it breed true?

What else do you keep?

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It is a beautiful shrimp. Does it breed true?

What else do you keep?

So far, all offspring are similar. However,if you look at the picture, there is one that is slight greenish in tint which I suspect result of the food that I give.

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I just started with PRL, BKK Panda and CBS again, after some failure.

 

Thanks slin1997 for the compliment.  

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Hi and welcome, great to hear you didn't give up after some failure.

We have all had failed attempts, some bigger than others

Got to see some pics of your shrimp and setups, we all love looking at tanks.

Cheers mick

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