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Which dwarf shrimp species are available in Australia?


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Since we're in an open shrimp forum, I was wondering what are the exotic shrimps we can access in this country? In particular, those who are breeding them relatively successfully.

I know of the following exotic shrimps (non-native);

Cherry Reds

Rilis

Yellows

Crystal Reds

Crystal Blacks / Bee

King Kongs

Tigers - some varieties but I'm not across their names.

Wine Reds

Any others?

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Orange eye tiger

Orange eye blue tiger/ deep blue / light blue

orange eye black tiger

maybe some red tiger?

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shrimp available in Australia. These are photos taken by me of my shrimp, so please do not copy or try to use them elsewhere. :)

crystal black shrimp

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crystal red shrimp

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Golden shrimp

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snow white shrimp

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red cherry shrimp

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yellow cherry shrimp

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chocolate cherry shrimp

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blue cherry shrimp

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orange cherry shrimp

need to take photo

red rilli shrimp

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chocolate rilli shrimp

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orange eye golden tiger shrimp

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orange eye blue tiger shrimp

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orange eye black tiger shrimp

dont have!

red wine shrimp

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ruby red shrimp

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panda shrimp/ shadow panda

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kingkong shrimp

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bluebolt shrimp

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my pics of all the shrimp so everyone can see what they are :)

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Nice thanks Dean!

I like the Chocolate Rilli ... in an ugly sort of way!

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Dean, like ur Tiger and KK.

shrimp available in Australia. These are photos taken by me of my shrimp, so please do not copy or try to use them elsewhere. :)
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Love em all Dean, One Day!!!! Just Dreaming,

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  • 4 weeks later...

Great looking shrimp dean. What's the moss behind the Snow White? Looks amazing. Do have any more shots of it? Cheers

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