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    Guinea Hover Shrimp...or are they?

    Looking at pictures of macrobrachium, they certainly do look like members of that genus. Macrobrachium assamense in particular. Thanks for the insight Colin! I've started giving them more protein rich foods since they began their tirade of violence and they seem to enjoy it. I'll probably move...
  2. K

    Guinea Hover Shrimp...or are they?

    Last Photo This is the usurper who has replaced Medusa as the new queen. She's the darkest in color and the most opaque. She is also very wary of my phone camera and gave me about 20 blurry photos before I could get her to sit still and be visible enough.
  3. K

    Guinea Hover Shrimp...or are they?

    Photo 4 I'm sure everyone can relate to the woes of photographing creatures behind glass and underwater.
  4. K

    Guinea Hover Shrimp...or are they?

    Photo 3 Zoomed out
  5. K

    Guinea Hover Shrimp...or are they?

    Shrimpie Photo 2
  6. K

    Guinea Hover Shrimp...or are they?

    More, hopefully better, photos of shrimp army I am having trouble uploading pictures so I am going to do one photo per post.
  7. K

    Guinea Hover Shrimp...or are they?

    Hi! I will post more pictures once I can acquire them. The hive was being uncooperative this morning but will likely comply better tonight when I feed them. Thanks!
  8. K

    Guinea Hover Shrimp...or are they?

    Hello New Friends! I need some help identifying some freshwater shrimp I have acquired recently. I purchased these little dudes from AquaticArts.com back in June. All information I have been able to obtain about DESMOCARIS TRISPINOSA indicates they are peaceful tankmates for fish and snails...
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