[sbarbee54]

This :
"This is normal with all new shrimp coming into the market, none breed true. Bloody Mary are supposed to be characterized as having short rostroms, yet a lot being exported to the us, and even bred and sold in the us have long rostroms. "

Is not true, this was a marketing tactic that one of the first creators of the stain said, that it had a short rostrom. They later balked at it when they were found sending out shrimp with out the short rostrom. a short rostrom would show as a defect in a shrimp more or less. The Distributor has now backed off this comment from everything I have read.

Bump: I have bloody marrys and I am seeing same numbers as the OP almost. Out of 50 shrimp kept 10. I am trying to see in 6-10 generations if all the good ones are kept if they will breed truer or if it is a lost cause

 

[sbarbee54]

I have seen people pfr be amazing, and would prefer Jimmy's old pfrs over my bm any day because they breed so untrue

 

[sbarbee54]

Having to disagree here, most mine have short rostrum and a different body figure, doing fine and breeding well, I'm seeing some bad colored ones but few young showing good redness like 1 week into birth.

Look it up c sky is the ones that started the whole marketing ploy with short Rostrom. You kind find it on facebook about breeders complaining about it and all over German forums and Japanese.

I bought high grade ones and I am on my first set off off spring old enough they gave birth and still maybe a high off 20% blood Mary and the rest suck. I paid 20$ a shrimp for mine.

 

[sbarbee54]

I got rid of mine, as I hated having to cull so much on them. I wish jimmy still had his pfr or genius did and was still one here they had great ones

 

[sbarbee54]

What white substrate is that

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