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Australatya striolata

Up close and Personal with a riffle

By Baccus
April 23, 2013 in Australatya striolata

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Squiggle

Posted August 22, 2013

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Posted August 22, 2013

Wow, that's a very cool colour variant, it's very interesting that they can change colour like that. I wonder what the cause is, mood, WP, time of the year? :victorious:

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ineke

Posted August 22, 2013

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Posted August 22, 2013

They are very nice little shrimp, great colours

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Posted August 22, 2013

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Posted August 22, 2013

I love all the natives you keep Baccus! So cool!

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Posted August 22, 2013

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Posted August 22, 2013

Thanks, I am just glad that my Blackmores are breeding, and possibly my Chameleons have also started. I cant wait until my riffle's are old enough/ big enough to also start breeding. Natives certainly have some great potential for us Aussie shrimp keepers.

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Posted September 1, 2013

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Posted September 1, 2013

HAHAHA funny. Has anyone managed to get viable feeding young from these yet?

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