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:yush: YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ( joe swanson voice)

Hahaha, wouldn't that be more like YEEEEEEEEEEEES!! :D

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No Snowballs?

That's cause they aren't a Neocaridina Davidi, they are Neocaradina Palmata. That is why the eggs are a different colour. :D

Same as the Pearl Blues that carry white eggs. :thumbsu:

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Bah! Minor technicalities, they still breed with davidi so im led to beleave... I haven't tested it

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YOU SIR! make a very valid point, none the less :ass:

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Great to see it finished, would orange from reds be different to sunkist, they have a more solid colour. Maybe fire orange?

Cheers mick

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Great to see it finished, would orange from reds be different to sunkist, they have a more solid colour. Maybe fire orange?

Cheers mick

From my research & experience, Sunkist comes from reds, as you line breed then they tend to lighten a bit.

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Awesome man thats excellent. So a blue rili comes from the red rili blues how does one achieve such heights lol

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Awesome man thats excellent. So a blue rili comes from the red rili blues how does one achieve such heights lol

Hahaha, it's all just selective breeding, simples! :thumbsu:

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No one has said it yet, so I'll do it ....

STICKY!!

Even if it's still work in progress.

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Brilliant work Squiggles! Like Fishmosy, cant believe I missed this! A sticky is the best idea so others don't miss it too

 

Thanks for developing this and for sharing it with us all! I feel a few more breeding programs coming on now!! 

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