Red Cherry Shrimp with Blue Hue

[dnsfpl]

found a cherry with blueish hue, is this common?

i started my tank with app 30 FR

cheers

very unique but i have not seen any piece like this A rare FR?

[maverick1000]

Looks like Black Spot disease to me .... looking at FR at the left & right side.

[ronaldlim]

Originally Posted by maverick1000

Looks like Black Spot disease to me .... looking at FR at the left & right side.

OH!so it look like this!OMG

[silane]

Originally Posted by dnsfpl

If you can intensified the blue on the one on left even more, it can be an new strain.

[dnsfpl]

Originally Posted by maverick1000

Looks like Black Spot disease to me .... looking at FR at the left & right side.

serious?
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will stop the sales immediately

Originally Posted by silane

If you can intensified the blue on the one on left even more, it can be an new strain.

i have a few that look similar to the 1 on the left
its more of maroon red than intense blue

the 1 in the middle is most blue

[maverick1000]

Just be safe, as I have FR with the same appearances.
The black spot spreads the shell and they will most probably died in a week or less.
(The died one looks blue/black in colour.)

If not intense blue, its best to quarantine them from the good one.

[dnsfpl]

will black spot disease appear by itself?

did not add any new shrimp nor plants for app 6 months liao

will keep them in betta box for 2 weeks

if all survive means safe?

cheers

Originally Posted by dnsfpl

will black spot disease appear by itself?

did not add any new shrimp nor plants for app 6 months liao

will keep them in betta box for 2 weeks

if all survive means safe?

cheers

yes it will apear by itself if conditions are bad.
it Dont matter if you add new shrimps in the past few mth.
keep them in another tank. do not keep them in your main tank as it will spread!

its not confirm safe if the shrimps survive for 2 weeks. its best you quarantine them longer

[dnsfpl]

thanks for the info

can i have example of bad condition?

where can i get more info on this disease?

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