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2 pointsMe too, curious. I mixed cherry and yellow neos. Sent from my F8331 using Tapatalk2 points
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Apologies if this topic has been covered. A number of my neos, of all colors, display a prominent back stripe (see picture). It is more prominent in some over others. Is this just a genetic trait or is it indicative of a subspecies? Just curious, thanks!
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Yes, genetic. Females are also more likely to get this stripe than males, but males can sometimes get it too.1 point
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The photos are good, showing the stripe. It isn't that unusual to get a stripe now and again, most people will/have experience that with neocaridina at some stage, though I haven't yet found someone who can explain it? I think, as you say,it is just a genetic trait! Just enjoy the diversity! Simon1 point
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1 pointApparently one of my tanks contains a bit of a beatnik Hippie, aside from the over grown algae he seems happy enough always getting about the tank eating. The other day when I was removing algae from the hollow log the BN hangs out in I almost ripped off Mr Hippie snails hairstyle since he was pretending to be just another algae covered bump on the log.
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1 pointAnother of my nerites this time doing an impersonation of a Nutty Professor.
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