DWARF SHRIMP SPECIES/COMMON NAMES. (picture heavy)

[ThatGuyWithTheFish]

Let's get into some of the expensive/rare ones now.

Neocardinia Heteropoda (huge vars.):

Wild
Cherry
Sakura
Fire Red
Painted fire red
Supreme

Yellow
Golden
Neon Yellow
Neon fire yellow

Orange
- Sunkist Sakura
- Pumpkin

Red rilli
Blue rilli
Blue Velvet
Blue Velvet Red

Carbon Rili

Chocolate (Schoko)
- Black
- Blue
- Brown

Neocardinia Palmata:
Pearls (var. Blue, White, etc.)


Cardinia cantonesis:
Crystal red
- Pure Red Line
- Golden Bees
- Wine Reds
Crystal black
- Pure Black Line
- Black Impact
Tigers
- Red
- OEBT
- BTOE
- Royal Blue
- BTBE
- Tibee (Tiger x Bee)
Black King Kong
Pandas
Blue Bolt
Blue Bees
Hulk

Caridina pareparensis parvidentata:
Malawa/Sulawesi
Cardinal

Caridina serrata:
TT - tangerine tiger

Cardinia japonica(multidentata):
Amano

[pejerrey]

Originally Posted by speedie408

http://images109.fotki.com/v82/photo...3/photo-vi.jpg

Actually, this is a great idea!

Nick, can I use your pictures from your thread to illustrate some of the shrimp in this ID guide?

Thanks!

[Soothing Shrimp]

Neocardinia Heteropoda (huge vars.):

Cherry
Sakura
Fire Red
Painted fire red
Supreme

Yellow
Golden
Neon Yellow
Neon fire yellow

Orange
- Sunkist Sakura
- Pumpkin

Red rilli
Blue rilli
Blue Velvet
Blue Velvet Red

Carbon Rili

Chocolate (Schoko)
- Black
- Blue
- Brown

Neocardinia Palmata:
Pearls (var. Blue, White, etc.)
Blueberry

Cardinia cantonesis:
Crystal red
- Pure Red Line
Crystal black
- Pure Black Line
- Black Impact
Tigers
- Red
- OEBT
- BTOE
- Royal Blue
- BTBE
- Tibee (Tiger x Bee)

Caridina pareparensis parvidentata:
Malawa

Caridina serrata:
TT - tangerine tiger

Cardinia japonica(multidentata):
Amano

Halocaridina:
Halocaridina rubra:
-Hawaiian Red Shrimps *Opae Ula*

[speedie408]

Originally Posted by aznrice247

Ohh w/ the red headgear, I wonder if there will ever be a Red Velvet, a transparent red body.

I'm sure we will in due time . Serious breeders normally have secret breeding tanks that the general public have no clue about until the new shrimp becomes public.

[Soothing Shrimp]

Probably good we are sticking to the widely available shrimp (in general) as opposed to the rarer colors, too.

[pejerrey]

Thanks guys! This list is coming along very good!

[speedie408]

Originally Posted by pejerrey

Actually, this is a great idea!

Nick, can I use your pictures from your thread to illustrate some of the shrimp in this ID guide?

Thanks!

Go right ahead Carlos. Thanks for asking.

[pejerrey]

Originally Posted by speedie408

Go right ahead Carlos. Thanks for asking.

Thanks, I want to edit the picture to add text with the shrimp name in a corner, Is that ok?

[speedie408]

Originally Posted by pejerrey

Thanks, I want to edit the picture to add text with the shrimp name in a corner, Is that ok?

That's fine with me bro.

[Soothing Shrimp]

You know, we often refer people to other sites for params. Maybe we should just do our own huge chart/photos for shrimp params here at TPT? The most comprehensive ever?

[blacksheep998]

I'd always heard that Blue Bee shrimp were Paracaridina. Has this changed or am I just confused?

[pejerrey]

Originally Posted by Soothing Shrimp

You know, we often refer people to other sites for params. Maybe we should just do our own huge chart/photos for shrimp params here at TPT? The most comprehensive ever?

Alright! Good one!

We can try and add *suggested* parameters at the side of the names.

But this is kind of a debatable topic.

TDS, PH, GH, KH.

Let's leave other parameters as obvious. Example: Some people believe that no3 should be zero and some keep them in 45ppm.... So, let's not start a debate.

* there is many exceptions.

[ThatGuyWithTheFish]

TDS really means nothing, IMO. You can EI dose and get TDS into 400-500. I guess if it matters at all, it would be for water changes and tap water.

[Rainer]

Don't forget the various Babaulti and Fan shrimp species.

Or the debated "Dark Green" species.

[AVN]

Are you doing this as part of MABJ's collab. project?