That's where the confusion is, the shrimp lab lists them as Neo's but the canadian shrimp lab say cardina.I just looked it up, the shrimp lab lists aura blue as being Neocaridina. I believe OEBT are caridina. Please someone confirm this. If this is true, the two can both be put in the same tank.
Just last night Nikki replied (in her own sub-forum here) that the classification on the US shrimplab page is incorrect.I just looked it up, the shrimp lab lists aura blue as being Neocaridina. I believe OEBT are caridina. Please someone confirm this. If this is true, the two can both be put in the same tank.
:hihi: name 1 buyer that has ever bought aura blues and bred them that didn't breed true.I'm not entirely sure that the Aura Blues breed true either. Quite a few wholesalers stopped carrying them because they weren't producing any blue offspring and were believe to be dyed.
The problem is that I can't name anyone who has had them breed true.:hihi: name 1 buyer that has ever bought aura blues and bred them that didn't breed true.
At the price that Aura Blues are commanding I would think that the onus would be on the seller to provide even one buyer that has bought Aura Blues and had them breed true.This is a Caridina species same line as tangerine tigers but achieving blue is one of the harder colors of all shrimps to stabilize and breed true. However Aura blue does in fact breed true.
:hihi: name 1 buyer that has ever bought aura blues and bred them that didn't breed true.
MrFusion,The problem is that I can't name anyone who has had them breed true.
Firstly, we have to point out that "Aura Blues" are really just "Fire Blues" by a different name. I don't personally know any hobbyists who have bought or bred either of them, but I do know several reputable wholesalers. What I'd like to find is someone in the hobby (not a retailer) that has bred them and can provide images of their colony along with berried females and blue juveniles mixed in with their colony. I know, it's a steep request, but I'm looking for actual documentation from a reputable hobbyist. Should be pretty interesting. If there are indeed two stains (One that breeds true and one that is dyed) then we need to get that figured out. If they do indeed breed true, then I'd be more interested in acquiring some as I imagine others would.
I'm not trying to link this to you. I just want to know who made that accusation. Reason being is if that were true. Why is Fu still standing as a leading wholsaler of shrimp :hihi:I'm not entirely sure that the Aura Blues breed true either. Quite a few wholesalers stopped carrying them because they weren't producing any blue offspring and were believe to be dyed.
Who are those suppliers?There are only 2 confirmed suppliers of true Aura Blue shrimp that I know of. .