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As I saw them first by a german breeder I was totally surprised. Never seen somthing like this before. He has one of the best breedinglines in Germany. Now I am lucky that 12 of these shrimp are moved about two months ago in my tank. I'm waiting for offspring. But this will take time. They are still too young. Greetings Lars Finally, a few impressions:

Hello Ben, here in europe we have several lines of PRL and PBL. But originally they all come from Asia. In these lines (Benibachi, Ueno, Akaebinosato, etc) will not be selected according to degrees but primarily by color cover. For one shrimp with good color coverage, even in the legs, is often called here sometimes about €700 (about $1000). I have some PRL from the Akaebinosato line, but no highgrades. I hope the higher grades in colour coverage come through selection. One example out of my tank: Greeting from Germany Lars

Some more pics from my latest field trip. Loving the colours and textures of the leaf habitats that these guys live in. Really must do a biotope tank one day soon.

Planaria look white when they are smaller but get more grey as they get larger.

Not great, but awesome news :-). Strengthens the theory of just leaving them alone, undisturb, without any fiddling etc ... Huh.

Congrats!! Looking forward to the grazing horde pictures!

Awesomeness!

Hello everybody, at first I have to apologize for my bad english. I'm from Germany and my time at school where i learned english is more than 20 years ago. I found your interesting forum on google. Here in Germany many people have problems in the summer with shrimp dying. I myself have fortunately no problem with that. I thought to myself that I look in forums from warmer countries how people make it there. In my tanks live Blue Jellys (Neocaridina davidi var. Blue Jelly) and PRL from the Akeabinosato bloodline (Caridina cantonensis sp.). For the first impressions a few Picture: Tanks in the livingroom Blue Jellys: Unfortunately they are not established in the genes yet. And my PRL: Best greetings Lars