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mr. luke Be nice I'm new here

mr. luke

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Thought id share some piccys of my invert collections, past and present.

 

In addition to this i have high grade crystals, paracaridina sp blue bee and a few king kongs

 

Tylo snails

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Apples and spixi apples

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Atyoida pilipes

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Palmata?

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Giant fan shrimp (excuse the quality)

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Bamboo shrimp

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Macrobrachium assamense

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Caridina cf babaulti var 'green'

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Red nose

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Ninja!

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Brotia armata?

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Gold bee

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Micro crab

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Daddy macro

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Bonus pic: Danionella translucidica

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Sula cardinall

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revolutionhope Shrimp Master

revolutionhope

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What a wonderful selection!! love the microcrab it's way cool. also that ninja is gorgeous

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One thing I hate about viewing our overseas member photos is seeing all the cool stuff we miss out on here. Also a fan of that microcrab, how old is that little one?

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wow, that is awsome. What is that plant behind the ninja.

How cool is that micro crab  i think he should visit my tank sometime :notfair:

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Yeah that crab is pretty awesome. We get a nice small species here in Australia too, maybe not quite so small. 

 

The plant behind the ninja is a Madagascar Lace, Aponogeton madagascariensis. 

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