I also have red cherry shrimp (Neocardinia denticulata sinsensis var. Depending on the source some people have wild type Neocaridina mixed into their populations without realizing it, thinking that it's a completely different species of shrimp. Cherry shrimp and CRS wont interbreed. As the eggs near the end stages of growth, tiny dark eye spots of the developing shrimp within can be observed. I do have an okay picture of the original one you sent me.Looking forward to the pics, plus the pic of the original. They turn darker and darker until the young shrimp hatch after about three weeks. CRS are from the caridina species and Cherries are from the Neocaridina species. I think I've read that the Neocardinia varieties will interbreed. The shrimp spends a great deal of its time sitting on aquatic plants, when available, and hiding in them for protection, especially after molting. I got a single brown female in the order I received last year. Red Cherry shrimp (Neocaridina Davidi) and Tangerine Tigers (Caridina Cantonensis). I believe your brownish shrimp came in an order that you received from me, correct?I can get some pics. In that 8gallon I now have 40+ cherry shrimp and 10 CRS. I assume you talk about dwarf shrimp. There are also many similar Neocaridina species of different color and markings that require the same conditions, these include fire reds, snowballs, blue pearls, rili shrimp, yellow shrimp, and wild types. Hey guys I currently have a newly cycled 5 gallon tank, Housing 4 Yamamoto shrimp, 6 red cherrys and a two blue rilI shrimp. Do you have any pictures of your brown Neocaridina? If you breed these with bloody mary shrimp (from the chocolate line), you get red offspring. This just shows how closely related they are. Blue Pearl shrimp are Neocaridina zhangjiajiensis which does not interbreeds with N. davidi because it‘s a different species. If you put other neocaridina colors together they will breed and their babies will have wild color which isn’t very pretty If you want to keep other colors of shrimps you can go to caridina species they won’t breed with your shrimps but they need specific kh and gh The eggs are green or yellow, depending on the color of the saddle. I have sold all of mine a while ago to make place for other species. If purchased, they will ship between June 15th to the 17th. On new species of atyid shrimps (Decapoda, Caridea) from China.— Oceanologia et Limnologia Sinica 33: 167-173.

I also have red cherry shrimp (Neocardinia denticulata sinsensis var. Depending on the source some people have wild type Neocaridina mixed into their populations without realizing it, thinking that it's a completely different species of shrimp. Cherry shrimp and CRS wont interbreed. As the eggs near the end stages of growth, tiny dark eye spots of the developing shrimp within can be observed. I do have an okay picture of the original one you sent me.Looking forward to the pics, plus the pic of the original. They turn darker and darker until the young shrimp hatch after about three weeks. CRS are from the caridina species and Cherries are from the Neocaridina species. I think I've read that the Neocardinia varieties will interbreed. The shrimp spends a great deal of its time sitting on aquatic plants, when available, and hiding in them for protection, especially after molting. I got a single brown female in the order I received last year. Red Cherry shrimp (Neocaridina Davidi) and Tangerine Tigers (Caridina Cantonensis). I believe your brownish shrimp came in an order that you received from me, correct?I can get some pics. In that 8gallon I now have 40+ cherry shrimp and 10 CRS. I assume you talk about dwarf shrimp. There are also many similar Neocaridina species of different color and markings that require the same conditions, these include fire reds, snowballs, blue pearls, rili shrimp, yellow shrimp, and wild types. Hey guys I currently have a newly cycled 5 gallon tank, Housing 4 Yamamoto shrimp, 6 red cherrys and a two blue rilI shrimp. Do you have any pictures of your brown Neocaridina? If you breed these with bloody mary shrimp (from the chocolate line), you get red offspring. This just shows how closely related they are. Blue Pearl shrimp are Neocaridina zhangjiajiensis which does not interbreeds with N. davidi because it‘s a different species. If you put other neocaridina colors together they will breed and their babies will have wild color which isn’t very pretty If you want to keep other colors of shrimps you can go to caridina species they won’t breed with your shrimps but they need specific kh and gh The eggs are green or yellow, depending on the color of the saddle. I have sold all of mine a while ago to make place for other species. If purchased, they will ship between June 15th to the 17th. On new species of atyid shrimps (Decapoda, Caridea) from China.— Oceanologia et Limnologia Sinica 33: 167-173.

I also have red cherry shrimp (Neocardinia denticulata sinsensis var. Depending on the source some people have wild type Neocaridina mixed into their populations without realizing it, thinking that it's a completely different species of shrimp. Cherry shrimp and CRS wont interbreed. As the eggs near the end stages of growth, tiny dark eye spots of the developing shrimp within can be observed. I do have an okay picture of the original one you sent me.Looking forward to the pics, plus the pic of the original. They turn darker and darker until the young shrimp hatch after about three weeks. CRS are from the caridina species and Cherries are from the Neocaridina species. I think I've read that the Neocardinia varieties will interbreed. The shrimp spends a great deal of its time sitting on aquatic plants, when available, and hiding in them for protection, especially after molting. I got a single brown female in the order I received last year. Red Cherry shrimp (Neocaridina Davidi) and Tangerine Tigers (Caridina Cantonensis). I believe your brownish shrimp came in an order that you received from me, correct?I can get some pics. In that 8gallon I now have 40+ cherry shrimp and 10 CRS. I assume you talk about dwarf shrimp. There are also many similar Neocaridina species of different color and markings that require the same conditions, these include fire reds, snowballs, blue pearls, rili shrimp, yellow shrimp, and wild types. Hey guys I currently have a newly cycled 5 gallon tank, Housing 4 Yamamoto shrimp, 6 red cherrys and a two blue rilI shrimp. Do you have any pictures of your brown Neocaridina? If you breed these with bloody mary shrimp (from the chocolate line), you get red offspring. This just shows how closely related they are. Blue Pearl shrimp are Neocaridina zhangjiajiensis which does not interbreeds with N. davidi because it‘s a different species. If you put other neocaridina colors together they will breed and their babies will have wild color which isn’t very pretty If you want to keep other colors of shrimps you can go to caridina species they won’t breed with your shrimps but they need specific kh and gh The eggs are green or yellow, depending on the color of the saddle. I have sold all of mine a while ago to make place for other species. If purchased, they will ship between June 15th to the 17th. On new species of atyid shrimps (Decapoda, Caridea) from China.— Oceanologia et Limnologia Sinica 33: 167-173.

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