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Old 21-05-2011, 01:38 AM   #21
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Haha yea, got patience to keep shrimp but when finding buyer i no patience . Anyway how are your rili mommas?
So far so good , but no berried

QUICK UPDATE , Most of the shrimplets have red/orange pigment on their body(full) means they will turn out less rili? or same as cherry but with rili blood ?
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Old 21-05-2011, 09:44 AM   #22
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My guess is it will not turn out to be a "true" rili shrimp, mine got the same phenomenon.
My CRS as well, SS grade may not turn out to be SS but S or A ....
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Old 21-05-2011, 11:09 AM   #23
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So far so good , but no berried

QUICK UPDATE , Most of the shrimplets have red/orange pigment on their body(full) means they will turn out less rili? or same as cherry but with rili blood ?
means you will have to remove those which have full body red/orange out if you wanna maintain the rili pattern
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Old 21-05-2011, 01:36 PM   #24
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My guess is it will not turn out to be a "true" rili shrimp, mine got the same phenomenon.
My CRS as well, SS grade may not turn out to be SS but S or A ....
Yeah . looks like i have to seletive breed them when they get older . now is like so small to even see if they are rili or not .
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means you will have to remove those which have full body red/orange out if you wanna maintain the rili pattern
Ya . hows your rili? how many percent came out as rili?

Anyone knows how long does it takes for shrimplets to mature?
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Old 21-05-2011, 07:06 PM   #25
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Most of the shrimplets have red/orange pigment on their body(full) means they will turn out less rili? or same as cherry but with rili blood ?
What's e spieces of Rili shrimp? Is it from Cherry or from other spieces?

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My CRS as well, SS grade may not turn out to be SS but S or A ....
Depends on e line la. If your shrimp is a stable SS grade (as in, parents produced many SS and SSS grades, lesser lower grades), shdn't hv problem getting higher grade shrimps.

Mine is able to produce a decent handful of Crown heads or some SS with thick chins or thicker whites. In fact, some of e crown heads are starting to show Flowerhead patterns... maybe can 'call' it tiara head.. One of such 'near flowerhead' CRS can be noticed on the right side (middle) of the last picture.
Here's what I shared recently. http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...7&postcount=61

Here's another post where the not too bad thickness of white can be noticed. (not promoting sales.. just reference)
http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=463875

So my SS, I am rather confident to say, has good potential of producing Crown heads.

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Old 21-05-2011, 07:45 PM   #26
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Depends on e line la. If your shrimp is a stable SS grade (as in, parents produced many SS and SSS grades, lesser lower grades), shdn't hv problem getting higher grade shrimps.

Mine is able to produce a decent handful of Crown heads or some SS with thick chins or thicker whites. In fact, some of e crown heads are starting to show Flowerhead patterns... maybe can 'call' it tiara head.. One of such 'near flowerhead' CRS can be noticed on the right side (middle) of the last picture.
Here's what I shared recently. http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...7&postcount=61

Here's another post where the not too bad thickness of white can be noticed. (not promoting sales.. just reference)
http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=463875

So my SS, I am rather confident to say, has good potential of producing Crown heads.[/QUOTE]

You got ready nice SS.
Yes, the percent of producing SS shrimplets from SS grade parent is maybe about 80 to 90%. There is still 10% that falls out of SS range. (Maybe a S or A)
Well, hopefully to see more SS shrimplets soon as fews are berried now again.
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Old 21-05-2011, 08:09 PM   #27
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Honestly, I've not done an estimation on how many high grades and how many low grades (in percentage) from my SS grade CRS.

I took a long route to crown heads. Here's a little 'history'...
1. Started CRS keeping in Nov 2007, where CRS were very expensive still (eg no head pattern SSS at >$500 ec).
2. First tank, 1.5ft from T477
3. Bought a few S+ grades from T477. Very nice S+ quality then I must say.
4. Upgrade to 2ft tank (quartz based) in early 2008
5. Got some Hino from Shrimp Master
6. Tank mature... decided to change it to soil (from shrimp master) base sometime in late 2009, or was it in early 2010... whiteness of shrimps improved
7. Got some Hino and Mosura from Kevanyap
8. Slowly keep till current status...
9. Setup another soil based tank from same source (6) in Feb 2011. Managed to have 1 generation breedout.

10. PROBLEM!!! So, I've kept shrimps from 2007. Smart liao la, experience liao la... no wonder Jack Neo said, "cho lang kiang tio ho, mai keh kiang".

The new tank seems unstable. Few dead shrimps lately... WHAT IS GOING ON??? Back to basics. Think thought use brain use backside... AHH... knn change water, din add Mineral Plus.. SMART RIGHT?? So many years keep shrimps still can't understand how to maintain water perimeter... deserve a slap! *PIAK*

Anyway, did a 20% wc, add appropriate amt of mineral plus (according to label on bottle). Shrimp start molting!

So, back to what Jack Neo said... "cho lang kiang tio ho, mai keh kiang". Know so much can means know next to nothing. Which experienced shrimp hobbyist is so good they never crash a tank before? KEE CHEW!

Here's e link to my 2ft tank (as per Point 4 above)... http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...ookie+crs+tank

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Maverick bro, use the "QUOTE" button at e bottom of the post if you want to Quote the post. But quote selectively (what is relevent), don't quote whole post.

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Old 21-05-2011, 09:56 PM   #28
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Bro GC, thanks for the detailed account of your shrimping history as well as the mistakes you pointed out
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Old 21-05-2011, 11:07 PM   #29
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What's e spieces of Rili shrimp? Is it from Cherry or from other spieces?
A higher grade from firered .

Depends on e line la. If your shrimp is a stable SS grade (as in, parents produced many SS and SSS grades, lesser lower grades), shdn't hv problem getting higher grade shrimps.

Mine is able to produce a decent handful of Crown heads or some SS with thick chins or thicker whites. In fact, some of e crown heads are starting to show Flowerhead patterns... maybe can 'call' it tiara head.. One of such 'near flowerhead' CRS can be noticed on the right side (middle) of the last picture.
Here's what I shared recently. http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...7&postcount=61

Here's another post where the not too bad thickness of white can be noticed. (not promoting sales.. just reference)
http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=463875

So my SS, I am rather confident to say, has good potential of producing Crown heads.
Hoho getting offtopic uh! rili here~ Not crs .

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Old 21-05-2011, 11:30 PM   #30
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I got myself 2 rilis today, really cool. Got one male and one berried female.

The berried one is really active, swimming all over my mini rainforest 2.8 gallon tank. I hope she likes it

Im cycling my extra 1.5 gallon tank, if I manage to find enough rilis, might keep about 5 to 8 rilis only.

My LFS only had a few left, so I guess is really selling fast. They got only 1 male left, the rest are all females, and many of them are berried.
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