Look at these legs! And more

[EKLiu]

Hi all. Here is a nice leg comparison pic


Red Wines and Ruby Reds don't have quite the 100% leg coloring that their black and white variations have. The CRS hybrid (second from right) really does have more solid leg coloring than the Wine Red shrimp (middle of picture). Those those shrimp are adult sized.

Here are a few more pics:

Here is a nice pile of shrimp. The shrimp are feasting on hair algae taken out of another tank.


Here is a really nice CRS (not PRL). Culling goes a long way.


Here is a nearly flawless CBS hybrid. The colors really do look that good in real life.

[ravensgate]

Very nice!

[catfishbi]

let me have those Red Wines and Ruby Reds

[mosspearl]

What are the blue and black ones in the background of the first pic? You've got some nice shrimp.

[PuddlesAqua]

Originally Posted by mosspearl

What are the blue and black ones in the background of the first pic? You've got some nice shrimp.

I think they're Shadow Pandas, a variety of Taiwan Bee.

[Kinection]

Wow. Speechless. Are all of those CRS on the Marimo mat?
Food or naturally?

[CPD]

Such nice shrimp!


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[Soothing Shrimp]

do crs eat hair algae???

[Sajacobs]

Very impressive. Beautiful shrimp.

[acitydweller]

great photos!

[sbarbee54]

No crs do not eat hair algae, I do not think any shrimp do in this hobby

[Soothing Shrimp]

I think amanos do, no?

I just read "The shrimp are feasting on hair algae taken out of another tank. " and maybe I read that the wrong way. LOL I was a bit incredulous.

[Computer Science]

Are the CRS in the second picture ebitens?

[sbarbee54]

Think they are just cleaning the biofilm off it. i think he said none are PRL, he had just done allot of culling

[EKLiu]

CRS really do eat green hair algae sometimes. The algae was gone in the morning. The shrimp in the tank where the algae was growing were not interested in it though.

AquaticStory, the pic with the pile of shrimp is a mix of CRS and hybrids.