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Hey guys, I'm having trouble identifying the gender of this PRL shrimp and would appreciate any advice on if it is male or female. Still new to the shrimp world as and I've been able to identify RCS rather easily but have a harder time with the PRL crystals for some reason. Sometimes this shrimp looks like a male and sometimes it looks like a female ..

Hello Guys! I'd like to show You my PRL selection. I took some time to achieve this level. The movie is in Polish language, but feel free to ask any questions. I'll try to post future movies with english translation or post a version of this movie in English.

In this topic I will post the quality characteristics of Pure Red Line shrimp, how I believe they should be. Most of them are commonly accepted and some of them are personal preferences. I will show you examples of colored legs, white and red density, body, tail, antenna's and more. We'll kick of with the obvious: pure white. The white of a PRL should be pure white. Very bright, but also soft like silk. This has less to do with the thickness. It should not have any yellow or pink tint. For example: Yellow tint: Pink tint: And finally the pure white as I like it: I admit that lightning is a little to bright on this picture, but believe me this is one piece with nice clear white in real life. And another picture of this piece: Next time I will show you examples of leg coloration! Any questions or requests for the next post, feel free to ask.

Hi all, I wrapped up my work early today. Hence, I setup my camera and managed to take some nice picture of my Japanese Red Bee shrimps. As such, I will like to share with everyone to cheer up your weekend. ^^ Cheers. Shrimpy Daddy