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Just found my first Yellow Cherry Shrimp Juvi, I've had YCS for roughly a year perhaps and this is the first juvi I've seen, was pretty happy when I saw the little bugger, been looking all over the tank for more but can't see any, tank is pretty crowded with plants anyway so good luck finding more.

 

Actually, I'm pretty stoked I got a YCS Juvi, haha.

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The first time i kept YCS when they first came around and were like $10 each all hey did was die on me to, only now in RO water do they survive

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population explosion incoming. Grats man!

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Haha, I thought I read you weren't interested in breeding them GotCrabs. Maybe a can of worms has been opened here?

Well done man. 

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Haha, I thought I read you weren't interested in breeding them GotCrabs. Maybe a can of worms has been opened here?

Well done man. 

 

Yeah I wasn't interested in breeding but hey, I'll take it, haha.

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Lucky you  :wink:  Good luck breeding those yellow

 

Not too many around, just a handful maybe, still can't get a large number to breed, but then again I'm not too interested in breeding in that tank.

 

Keen to get some CRS breeding in my other tank though.

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