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  1. jayc
    Wow! what a beauty.
  2. kms
    one of my Red Pinto Galaxy.
  3. Martin
    Thanks for your answer. Anyway, I have about 30 TT together with Bloody Merries in a 60 l (15 gallons) tank. Nice piece of wood and moss is recommanded. They are strong and hard in terms of water conditions because I use just tap water. A few are more yellowish but most of them have a nice "golden" color.
  4. kms
    I've had these shrimps since the 21st of this month, they seem ok, eating and active, when you come very close to the tank, they know and swim away.
  5. sdlTBfanUK
    Great photo of a stunning shrimp! Hope it is all going well now and things have settled down? Simon
  6. jayc
    TTs are Caridina Serrata. Tiger Shrimps are Caridina Cantonesis. There are similarities, but there is a significant difference between the two for them to be classed in different species. So until the Tang Ties are officially renamed, they will remain as Caridina Serrata.

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