I've been out of the shrimp scene for a while. Lately I got myself some near solid dark blue shrimp. I just assumed they are neocaridinia, I didn't know caridinia can look like that nowadays. 
But of course I learned that shrimps that look like that is most probably caridinia. Then I realised they are a tad small for for neocaridinia, I assumed they just aren't fully grown. They fact that they keep dropping dead could be because my I keep my tank around 27-28ºC and was 30ºC last week to get rid of some ich.
Body colouration wise, they look like this.
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Of course, I gotta get myself some picture, but it is near impossible to get a picture that is worth anything with them so few and so tiny and so deep in the bushes. So while I keep trying, how common is it for neocaridinia to look like that?
But of course I learned that shrimps that look like that is most probably caridinia. Then I realised they are a tad small for for neocaridinia, I assumed they just aren't fully grown. They fact that they keep dropping dead could be because my I keep my tank around 27-28ºC and was 30ºC last week to get rid of some ich.
Body colouration wise, they look like this.
Of course, I gotta get myself some picture, but it is near impossible to get a picture that is worth anything with them so few and so tiny and so deep in the bushes. So while I keep trying, how common is it for neocaridinia to look like that?
