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OzShrimp

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So after talkign about my now establishing colony thought i would share a better photo.

 

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PAy attention to the shrimp on the anubias leaf

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This is him/her up close

 

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Nice photos mate!

That first photo has sooooo many shrimps, it could even be used on one of those "how many shrimp" competitions.

Also love the shrimplets macro shot. Haven't seen many shrimplets that close up before.

Glad your colony is doing well.

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Great work Oz, Glad they have taken off for you!!!

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Love it!

So many big crs colony's. Come on let's see more. They are awesome

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I pretty much have the aim of tripling my current size one day thats my goal, When i eventually buy a house one day i want a 6ft shrimp tank more then likely just with CRS shrimp. 

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