I had a bunch of dark red Bloody Mary and yellow goldenback shrimp. Completely different lineages. They bred together to make stunning bright red babies and some had these fiery orange stripes down their back. Very cool to see.
from what I understand, there are four lineages of neocaridina shrimps, ones that were originally bed to be red (cherries) ones that were bred to be brown and blue (Blue Diamond) and one that was bred to be yellow and green, and one to be black. There is also a sub species that makes pearl varieties (they cant breed with the others) They all started from Wild Type colouration. The colours that we see as red orange and blue are all variations on gene expression that are entirely recessive traits. Cherries (including sakuras, fire red, kanoko, red rili blue, blue rili, jelly blue, kohaku, and red taiwan) and orange neos (orange, orange rili, light orange, orange neon, pumpkin, and orange sakura) and oddly enough Variable green and Jade Green shrimps are ALL THE SAME LINEAGE, they will breed and produce colours similar to the parents because both sides of the family carry the recessive traits that create those colours, with dominant (wild type) traits being more of a mutation chance than a guarantee. Shoko, Chocolate, bloody mary (its actually a brown variant!) blue diamond, blue dream, and topaz are in the same lineage. so their breeding, similar to the largest and most diverse one, will have similar results for the same reasons. Deep blue, blue carbon rilli, blue velvet, black rose, carbon rili gold back, and carbon rili are from the same lineage, so same goes for them. Where Yellow, neon yellow, yellow rili, and yellow sakura, and some green flavours (more neon) are a very small very isolated family. if you cross the lineages of these shrimps, you have a far greater chance of losing the bright colours because those recessive genes are two different sets of recessive gene expressions. and the dominant wild type colouration will appear as a result. Any of the pearl varieties (blue pearl, white pearl, amber pearl are a different subspecies of Neocardina (not davidi, its like palomona or something) and they CANNOT interbreed with your davidis
Much information however, only very few traits actually follow the Mendelian rules like you explain here with dominant/recessive inheritance since they are controlled by more than one gene (locus to be more precise) Neocaridina palmata is simply another species within the genus Neocaridina. For binomial names in zoology, the first indicates the genus, second the species (and the third if present, the subspecies)
@@quinncreel6091 Please do better research yourself before you try to educate others. You are partially right regarding the definition of a locus but it is used in the very same context I used it. Locus refers to a part of a chromosome or genome, it doesn't have to be a gene however.
I had a variety of “Skittle” shrimps in my tank which have interbred over the last year or so and the varieties in colour and patterns are really cool to see.
I honestly think the wild type look just as cool but in their own way so I never was worried about mixing colors, but this is a great experiment to show that it's not all black and white (or brown I guess haha)!
Between watching you (one of my top favorite channels) and other shrimp breeders, it’s encouraging to see that some colonies just crash out or don’t do as well. I have felt bad over my own less-than-successful attempts, but when I look at my 4 current experiments, it’s the same ratio as yours! We just gotta keep trying, tweaking things, and also recognizing that nature can’t be controlled 100% I love my shrimp and just got a shrimp tattoo ❤
Cool experiment to share. I crossed 7 color and pattern variants. Some more interesting than others. I now have 30+ colonies continuing to breed. Some second and third generation crosses, of which I have no way of tracking, the results start becoming more interesting, with wildtype shrimp with colored patterns and highlights. The Neo colors all seem to stem from 4 main bloodlines. Red shrimp and blue shrimp can both occur in different bloodlines or come from the same one. Your resulting cross will depend on those bloodlines. I have produced several "weird" ones, the most standout being a "snot green jelly". Not exactly the most appealing. Keep experimenting.
the green sounds appealing af!!!! green is my favorite color though so maybe im a bit biased. i've got a tank going with my wild type yellows and blue dream/dark green jades trying to achieve the same thing. i've just noticed my first group of lil shrimplets so heres to hoping i can get some cool green ones too! lmao
Definitely excited to see more shrimp videos! That's actually how I found your channel a couple years ago. Those old shrimp videos! They're such fun little creatures! 🙏✌️
Shrimp genetics are pretty complicated. If I remember correctly there’s a TH-camr called some thing like “the mysteries living in your aquarium” or maybe “the secrets hiding in your aquarium” something like that that does a really good video on it.
I put some reds and blues together and ended up with very unique looking red, blue shrimp, they are a light blue base with red sections on them. I have not seen any other shrimp like them.
Interesting experiment. I have done something similar, have a 29 gallon with multiple colors of all kinds placed in there about 2-3 years ago. They've thrived. I did wind up with a lot of green colored wild-looking shrimp, some browns, and a whole lot of cinnamon (I guess cherry red but much more diluted). I still see some solid colors here and there, especially red and blue with black splotching, plus some rillis. Interestingly, there is one color type that seems to be dominant in this tank- the blue/black shrimp. I have a bunch of these very dark blue-black solid color shrimp still and they're still going strong.
Love this. My mix of shrimp keep making solid black or really dark blue with a yellow line down their back. They are pretty crazy looking. Always wonder if my shrimp are making something people would want. I love them.
Cool experiment mate! years ago up north I did a bit of collecting shrimp for Gunther Schmida to photograph along with Dr. Bruce Hansen, it was amazing at the variety of shrimp we found, especially in the South Johnstone River, I haven't done it since another mate saw a 4 metre Crocodile in the same spot I was collecting 2 days after I left, every time I go there now I have that in the back of my mind as the mud was knee deep and the water was up to your waist you would never get out if one come up to you 🐊😐
You are the unusual shrimp. The one with spots and colors. Some people see it as weird and faulty, and that you’re not one of them. But we see it is what makes my so beautiful and unique and exciting. Be yourself ❤️ you are loved
Nice video. Glad you took the time to do this. My personal experience is a mix of Red and Blue Jelly. I ended up getting a ton of red rilis and a few blue/red spider man looking things.
I am planning on doing something similar with Endler Guppies, mix and matching different colourations to see what comes out, I only have wild type and tuxedo endlers at the moment but when I get my hands on some Japan Blue and snakeskin endler I want to see what cross breeding them looks like. I'd love to see what yours could turn out like if you did the same!
Thanks for doing that experiment. I have thousands and thousands of shrimp across 47 aquariums. I do see the occasional wild color shrimps that people talk about but they just don’t overwhelm the aquarium like the Internet says it will. It’s also worth noting that I will occasionally see a random color pop out of my red cherry, shrimp colonies. I’ve seen green and blue and the wild color. It’s all very fascinating but after years of doing this, I still have vibrant, red cherry shrimp.
My orange shrimp are definitely breeding the fastest for me. I’ve had my blue dream shrimp the longest and have had breeding, but not as fast as the orange and they seem more sensitive than the orange. My cherry shrimp seem to be pretty robust and hardy. I don’t know if they have bred or not. They are in a 125 gallon heavily planted tank with a ton of smaller fish. I’m sure they have probably bred, but the babies may be getting eaten. I haven’t had them long about to really tell. There is enough plants and hiding spaces though so I’m sure if they are breeding some will survive
Out of my 4 tanks 2 have shrimp, one tank has red cherry and the other has blue jellies, I've never mixed them But The blue jelly tank has so much variation in color there are some super dark one that almost look black and some really light. That's to be expected it whatever right The cool thing in my opinion is that in the red cherry tank I know for a fact I have never added any other shrimp of any other color. And these are more consistent but sometimes rarely ill get a super dark one but even more rarely a yellow will pop up. It always an amazing surprise when I see the yellow it insane
I’m sick in bed watching videos about shrimp. Not what I imagined I’d be doing but here we are. I love the little dance they’re doing with each other. Is this a mating dance?
Great experiment! I'm glad to see that the world doesn't implode when mixing shrimp colors, lol! I had a handful of cherry rili shrimp and added blue dream. I kid you not, I got a red, white, and blue shrimp.
I had 3 red shrimp… somehow got pale blue and blue/red mixed shrimp… the bloodlines are definitely something very interesting. Never expected blue to come in from red shrimp
Would be fun to test out with the blackish wild ones+red/orange. Just the wild ones and see if they could produce the colors they were made from when recessive genes combined down the line... Also see what the pale ones combined could do
Those light blue are called blue jellies in my place here in the philippines .. was able to produce black diamonds and shoku( chocolate colored ones) by mixing blue with oranges ..
I started off with 5 yellow fire shrimp and 2 brown wild type and 3 clear wild type. 2yrs on, and I have a rainbow of reds, oranges, yellows, browns, clear, blacks and greens. Many have the yellow fire streak down their backs which is pretty cool no matter what their base colour is. No blues or rili types.
I had blue jelly and red cherry or sakura neocaridina. Some combinations where absolutely stunning. Some were part blue and part red. Mostly blue base and stripes or spots or legs were red
I had full red colonies a few years ago. I bought some random cheap red cherries, not very high grade at all. And separated them into two tanks once their numbers rose a bit. After a long while, they ended up all the way to fire red grades!! Awesome in itself but then after a another year, out of nowhere, I had a yellow shrimp!! Just in one colony ofc. A pure yellow shrimp, it was so cool. Eventually the yellow shrimp bred, and there were both yellow, and red. They made some oranges on the way but it would go back to the primary colours. The second colony that was only reds lowered in quality to maybe high Sakura grades. It was super interesting to observe
I have a tank that had a few cull neos in it that were either brown or clear and in just one generation I got a fully melanistic shrimp, a candy cane, and fully red cherry haha.
my shrimp are all back to wt now :( I started with bloody marry, yellow fire and orange sakuras in a tank together but I also got blue bolt in a seperated tank and had some orange individuums in my second generation. i guess there was some red bolt DNA in my blue bolt shrimp. Very intersting video!
Cross breeding different coloured Neo shrimps do cause their offspring to revert back into their wild forms, which is what most people know as "brown/dark green/dull" coloured shrimps. This is due to most of their defined genetics being diluted over time. For this to happen, it would likely bring you into minimally F10++ generations before it takes place. P.S. Do note that these wild dark green variants are different from what the rest of the hobby know as Jade Green shrimps. Any wild variant, regardless of whether it's dull or brown or dark green, usually have unevenly coated bodies which are not fully opaque. There will also be "lighter spots" around the bodies, similar to humans having moles. Hope this helps to clarify. Also, keep up the good work, great videos!
I'm a beginner with a 10 gallon tank and i need advice! I'd like to have live plants and a few fish. Would 1 honey Gourami, a school of neon tetras, and a bacopa plant or amazon sword work? and what type of cleaner animal would be best? a snail? i have a water heater and filter, gravel and a cave. I'm just looking for something nice for our house, not to get deep into breeding or anything
Doing the best and sharing your experience is excellent work..no shy if fail result maybe in doing experience can be happen.i love it.thank you so much dear friend.
I've kept shrimp for going on 15 years. Over time they 100% become duller, or clear. On stray green shrimp set me back a year with my carbon rilli colony.
I bred strawberry daiquiri shrimp with blue jelly shrimp and got red shrimp with light blue rectangular windows down its spine. I call it skylight red shrimp.
may i ask what kind of conditioner you are using 1:10, and what kind of water is the best for them? Harder water or softer ones? 25°C i saw u use. May i ask what do you feed them? Thanks in advance :-)
im a cherry shrimp pet owner and i recommended you if you wanna buy those shrimp buy the yellow and red ones the blue ones are kinda weak but the black one is kinda strong so buy it if u want alr
Great experiment. Can you please your tap water parameters...i want to have shrimp tank and i wonder if my water is good without any modifications. Thanks
How does one properly cycle a bare tank from scratch? I have been trying to find out and all I can find is just cycle the tank. Would greatly appreciate some tips/tricks. Thank you!
Probably not long enough. Mine were red & yellow. It produced an orange believe it or not, but next few generations it stated producing red & orange rili, then after it brown/blackish type.
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Had red, orange and yellow shrimp. Now I have a strong colony with various shades of orange. Agree it must be a strong genetic variant. 🧡
Orrrr, red and yellow makes orange
@@Flipping_mad_420 lol. Don’t think that’s how shrimp genetics work but sure why not 😊
When you pair them inside a new tank do you put beneficial bacteria?
@@mr.muhammad-1724 I do but by way of using a sponge from one of my other aquariums that I know is healthy and has been running long term.
I had a bunch of dark red Bloody Mary and yellow goldenback shrimp. Completely different lineages. They bred together to make stunning bright red babies and some had these fiery orange stripes down their back. Very cool to see.
Honestly I love the little patterns that form on my "wild form" neos, they're awesome!
Me too! They look really beautiful, I have some rn..
Where do you buy your shrimp from
Instructions unclear, i have now started a shrimp war
Jesus, how did you mutate the shrimps? They literally do not have the ability to hurt anything 💀
SHRIMP WAR!!!
Instruction unclear: I turned my shrimp into paint and created a masterpiece.
SHRIMP WAR!
WHITES WON AGAIN!
Everything changed when the Fire Red Cherry Shrimp Nation attacked.
from what I understand, there are four lineages of neocaridina shrimps, ones that were originally bed to be red (cherries) ones that were bred to be brown and blue (Blue Diamond) and one that was bred to be yellow and green, and one to be black. There is also a sub species that makes pearl varieties (they cant breed with the others)
They all started from Wild Type colouration. The colours that we see as red orange and blue are all variations on gene expression that are entirely recessive traits.
Cherries (including sakuras, fire red, kanoko, red rili blue, blue rili, jelly blue, kohaku, and red taiwan) and orange neos (orange, orange rili, light orange, orange neon, pumpkin, and orange sakura) and oddly enough Variable green and Jade Green shrimps are ALL THE SAME LINEAGE, they will breed and produce colours similar to the parents because both sides of the family carry the recessive traits that create those colours, with dominant (wild type) traits being more of a mutation chance than a guarantee.
Shoko, Chocolate, bloody mary (its actually a brown variant!) blue diamond, blue dream, and topaz are in the same lineage. so their breeding, similar to the largest and most diverse one, will have similar results for the same reasons.
Deep blue, blue carbon rilli, blue velvet, black rose, carbon rili gold back, and carbon rili are from the same lineage, so same goes for them.
Where Yellow, neon yellow, yellow rili, and yellow sakura, and some green flavours (more neon) are a very small very isolated family.
if you cross the lineages of these shrimps, you have a far greater chance of losing the bright colours because those recessive genes are two different sets of recessive gene expressions. and the dominant wild type colouration will appear as a result.
Any of the pearl varieties (blue pearl, white pearl, amber pearl are a different subspecies of Neocardina (not davidi, its like palomona or something) and they CANNOT interbreed with your davidis
Much information however, only very few traits actually follow the Mendelian rules like you explain here with dominant/recessive inheritance since they are controlled by more than one gene (locus to be more precise) Neocaridina palmata is simply another species within the genus Neocaridina. For binomial names in zoology, the first indicates the genus, second the species (and the third if present, the subspecies)
@@quinncreel6091 Please do better research yourself before you try to educate others. You are partially right regarding the definition of a locus but it is used in the very same context I used it. Locus refers to a part of a chromosome or genome, it doesn't have to be a gene however.
Cool
"Just play around with some of the genetics of different things." Pretty prolific statement, dude.
I had a variety of “Skittle” shrimps in my tank which have interbred over the last year or so and the varieties in colour and patterns are really cool to see.
I honestly think the wild type look just as cool but in their own way so I never was worried about mixing colors, but this is a great experiment to show that it's not all black and white (or brown I guess haha)!
Between watching you (one of my top favorite channels) and other shrimp breeders, it’s encouraging to see that some colonies just crash out or don’t do as well.
I have felt bad over my own less-than-successful attempts, but when I look at my 4 current experiments, it’s the same ratio as yours! We just gotta keep trying, tweaking things, and also recognizing that nature can’t be controlled 100%
I love my shrimp and just got a shrimp tattoo ❤
If you want to be successful in your experiment . You should look into Mendel's experiment he was a scientist . It will really help you out
I’ve been worried about setting my skittles tank up because I didn’t want a ton of wild type. This made me feel much better!
@givetanks I see what you did there. Noice 😉👍
Cool experiment to share. I crossed 7 color and pattern variants. Some more interesting than others. I now have 30+ colonies continuing to breed. Some second and third generation crosses, of which I have no way of tracking, the results start becoming more interesting, with wildtype shrimp with colored patterns and highlights. The Neo colors all seem to stem from 4 main bloodlines. Red shrimp and blue shrimp can both occur in different bloodlines or come from the same one. Your resulting cross will depend on those bloodlines. I have produced several "weird" ones, the most standout being a "snot green jelly". Not exactly the most appealing. Keep experimenting.
the green sounds appealing af!!!! green is my favorite color though so maybe im a bit biased. i've got a tank going with my wild type yellows and blue dream/dark green jades trying to achieve the same thing. i've just noticed my first group of lil shrimplets so heres to hoping i can get some cool green ones too! lmao
Green shrimps sounds awesome! Maybe continue breeding those to see what will come out of that! Thanks for sharing your story!
Are you selling some of your stranger shrimp?
Really cool! Love seeing these types of experiments!
Definitely excited to see more shrimp videos! That's actually how I found your channel a couple years ago. Those old shrimp videos! They're such fun little creatures! 🙏✌️
Same I only subbed cause of his shrimp videos
Shrimp genetics are pretty complicated. If I remember correctly there’s a TH-camr called some thing like “the mysteries living in your aquarium” or maybe “the secrets hiding in your aquarium” something like that that does a really good video on it.
I know his channel and yeaahh the name of his channel, maybe little bit too long 😅
It’s now called “Fishtory” (secret history living inside your aquarium). And has very good in-depth info / video on the shrimp color genetics. 😊
Don't forget to add in outside factors like substrate.
Love to see you still on the grind 😅. Keep up the good work.
Love the really light see through blue
Honestly one of my favorite videos of yours! I just love neos! 🦐
I put some reds and blues together and ended up with very unique looking red, blue shrimp, they are a light blue base with red sections on them. I have not seen any other shrimp like them.
Interesting experiment. I have done something similar, have a 29 gallon with multiple colors of all kinds placed in there about 2-3 years ago. They've thrived. I did wind up with a lot of green colored wild-looking shrimp, some browns, and a whole lot of cinnamon (I guess cherry red but much more diluted). I still see some solid colors here and there, especially red and blue with black splotching, plus some rillis. Interestingly, there is one color type that seems to be dominant in this tank- the blue/black shrimp. I have a bunch of these very dark blue-black solid color shrimp still and they're still going strong.
Love this. My mix of shrimp keep making solid black or really dark blue with a yellow line down their back. They are pretty crazy looking. Always wonder if my shrimp are making something people would want. I love them.
I think blue with a yellow line done the back sound pretty cool
Cool experiment mate! years ago up north I did a bit of collecting shrimp for Gunther Schmida to photograph along with Dr. Bruce Hansen, it was amazing at the variety of shrimp we found, especially in the South Johnstone River, I haven't done it since another mate saw a 4 metre Crocodile in the same spot I was collecting 2 days after I left, every time I go there now I have that in the back of my mind as the mud was knee deep and the water was up to your waist you would never get out if one come up to you 🐊😐
Keep up the good work! Looking forward to your next shrimp breeding experiment video!
You are the unusual shrimp. The one with spots and colors. Some people see it as weird and faulty, and that you’re not one of them. But we see it is what makes my so beautiful and unique and exciting. Be yourself ❤️ you are loved
Cool video ! I got a bag of mixed colour shrimp too and split them between my 3 tanks . So interesting to see all the combinations!!😊
Nice video. Glad you took the time to do this. My personal experience is a mix of Red and Blue Jelly. I ended up getting a ton of red rilis and a few blue/red spider man looking things.
I am planning on doing something similar with Endler Guppies, mix and matching different colourations to see what comes out, I only have wild type and tuxedo endlers at the moment but when I get my hands on some Japan Blue and snakeskin endler I want to see what cross breeding them looks like. I'd love to see what yours could turn out like if you did the same!
You should upload a video of your experiment I'd like to see the results!
The colors on those shrimp are incredible. Mother Nature at her best!
Thanks for doing that experiment. I have thousands and thousands of shrimp across 47 aquariums. I do see the occasional wild color shrimps that people talk about but they just don’t overwhelm the aquarium like the Internet says it will. It’s also worth noting that I will occasionally see a random color pop out of my red cherry, shrimp colonies. I’ve seen green and blue and the wild color. It’s all very fascinating but after years of doing this, I still have vibrant, red cherry shrimp.
Orange are really strong shrimps. I started with 15 now I have around 500 hundreds. Love them
How long did it take for them to breed to the five hundreds?
@@Angel-hr8ci couple of years but I give a lot as presents for my friends.
My orange shrimp are definitely breeding the fastest for me. I’ve had my blue dream shrimp the longest and have had breeding, but not as fast as the orange and they seem more sensitive than the orange. My cherry shrimp seem to be pretty robust and hardy. I don’t know if they have bred or not. They are in a 125 gallon heavily planted tank with a ton of smaller fish. I’m sure they have probably bred, but the babies may be getting eaten. I haven’t had them long about to really tell. There is enough plants and hiding spaces though so I’m sure if they are breeding some will survive
Out of my 4 tanks 2 have shrimp, one tank has red cherry and the other has blue jellies, I've never mixed them
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The blue jelly tank has so much variation in color there are some super dark one that almost look black and some really light. That's to be expected it whatever right
The cool thing in my opinion is that in the red cherry tank I know for a fact I have never added any other shrimp of any other color. And these are more consistent but sometimes rarely ill get a super dark one but even more rarely a yellow will pop up. It always an amazing surprise when I see the yellow it insane
I’m sick in bed watching videos about shrimp. Not what I imagined I’d be doing but here we are.
I love the little dance they’re doing with each other. Is this a mating dance?
Lol hope you get better, I too am on the verge of vomiting but I hope it won’t happend lol
this is great, this should be a great series to see many Shrimp variants
Great experiment! I'm glad to see that the world doesn't implode when mixing shrimp colors, lol! I had a handful of cherry rili shrimp and added blue dream. I kid you not, I got a red, white, and blue shrimp.
Try blue and red. I want purple shrimp!
Yup. Thats definitely how genes work :)
@@DragonSkies-mh5ws I know right. It's like science and stuff
that’s not how u make purple shrimp..
@@Gear_5_Luffyy if my scientific knowledge of colours is correct, which is solely based on eating Skittles, it will work. Trust me 😉
@@GamalStrik yea “if”, but it’s incorrect which means you’re just wrong. enjoy eating ur poison candy tho
Do they come out as different flavors?
Are the yellow banana, and the blue blueberry flavors?
My favourite were the translucent blue with bright yellow eggs. Really nice combo
I had 3 red shrimp… somehow got pale blue and blue/red mixed shrimp… the bloodlines are definitely something very interesting. Never expected blue to come in from red shrimp
A line of those smokey blue shrimp would be really cool. Almost like a dirty blue jelly.
Add some java moss and driftwood and see if you get better results.
Would be fun to test out with the blackish wild ones+red/orange. Just the wild ones and see if they could produce the colors they were made from when recessive genes combined down the line... Also see what the pale ones combined could do
Can't lie I like this dude fish channel it pretty relaxing to watch and see what happens , keep up good work
I would recommend red rilis with blue jellies they have reportedly made a hybrid red and blue shrimp that looks amazing
Such a fun experiment! Thanks for sharing the results! 😊❤🦐
Those light blue are called blue jellies in my place here in the philippines .. was able to produce black diamonds and shoku( chocolate colored ones) by mixing blue with oranges ..
Best video I’ve seen in a while, nicely done my friend
Thanks for doing this! Very interesting results. 😊
I started off with 5 yellow fire shrimp and 2 brown wild type and 3 clear wild type. 2yrs on, and I have a rainbow of reds, oranges, yellows, browns, clear, blacks and greens. Many have the yellow fire streak down their backs which is pretty cool no matter what their base colour is. No blues or rili types.
I had blue jelly and red cherry or sakura neocaridina. Some combinations where absolutely stunning. Some were part blue and part red.
Mostly blue base and stripes or spots or legs were red
I love how the first shrimp looks like it’s just moonwalking :3
I had full red colonies a few years ago. I bought some random cheap red cherries, not very high grade at all. And separated them into two tanks once their numbers rose a bit. After a long while, they ended up all the way to fire red grades!! Awesome in itself but then after a another year, out of nowhere, I had a yellow shrimp!! Just in one colony ofc. A pure yellow shrimp, it was so cool. Eventually the yellow shrimp bred, and there were both yellow, and red. They made some oranges on the way but it would go back to the primary colours. The second colony that was only reds lowered in quality to maybe high Sakura grades. It was super interesting to observe
I have a tank that had a few cull neos in it that were either brown or clear and in just one generation I got a fully melanistic shrimp, a candy cane, and fully red cherry haha.
my shrimp are all back to wt now :(
I started with bloody marry, yellow fire and orange sakuras in a tank together
but I also got blue bolt in a seperated tank and had some orange individuums in my second generation. i guess there was some red bolt DNA in my blue bolt shrimp.
Very intersting video!
Those lighter and darkwr blues are really nice
Cross breeding different coloured Neo shrimps do cause their offspring to revert back into their wild forms, which is what most people know as "brown/dark green/dull" coloured shrimps. This is due to most of their defined genetics being diluted over time. For this to happen, it would likely bring you into minimally F10++ generations before it takes place.
P.S. Do note that these wild dark green variants are different from what the rest of the hobby know as Jade Green shrimps. Any wild variant, regardless of whether it's dull or brown or dark green, usually have unevenly coated bodies which are not fully opaque. There will also be "lighter spots" around the bodies, similar to humans having moles. Hope this helps to clarify.
Also, keep up the good work, great videos!
Wheres the next set up. ???? Do a rili set up.
I think the wild type look really cool for those who say have those natural looking sets ups.
Always interesting to see what possibilities spring up. Love your experiments Nick
This sounds like such a fun genetic experiment, I have red oranges and blue and I’m so afraid to mix them. But now I want to.😂
DONT MIX BLUES EITHER YELLOWS OR ORANGES
Would love watching you pour a bunch all at the same time and do a keep or smash sort of thing
Awesome experiment! You give me inspiration to do my own experiment with these shrimp
I'm a beginner with a 10 gallon tank and i need advice! I'd like to have live plants and a few fish. Would 1 honey Gourami, a school of neon tetras, and a bacopa plant or amazon sword work? and what type of cleaner animal would be best? a snail? i have a water heater and filter, gravel and a cave. I'm just looking for something nice for our house, not to get deep into breeding or anything
The experiment no one knew we needed
Brilliant and interesting shrimp experiments!
could you do an experiment with number of shrimp added and corresponding genetic defects and how many need to be culled
Great video, thanks. Understanding this wasn't really scientific, it was still very interesting. Again, thanks. Gary
Doing the best and sharing your experience is excellent work..no shy if fail result maybe in doing experience can be happen.i love it.thank you so much dear friend.
I've kept shrimp for going on 15 years. Over time they 100% become duller, or clear. On stray green shrimp set me back a year with my carbon rilli colony.
I bred strawberry daiquiri shrimp with blue jelly shrimp and got red shrimp with light blue rectangular windows down its spine. I call it skylight red shrimp.
dude this would be a crazy science lesson
The oerfect kind of content for me now thanks bro
Have you have to deal with planaria and what do you recommend to remove them for good?
Great job. Thank you for this content 👍👍👍👍👍
I wonder if they prefer to breed with shrimp that are more similar in color than not. Very very cool video!
may i ask what kind of conditioner you are using 1:10, and what kind of water is the best for them? Harder water or softer ones? 25°C i saw u use. May i ask what do you feed them? Thanks in advance :-)
Truly appreciate your channel
im a cherry shrimp pet owner and i recommended you if you wanna buy those shrimp buy the yellow and red ones the blue ones are kinda weak but the black one is kinda strong so buy it if u want alr
Have Red & Blue's which are creating alot of interesting clearer guys with spots, and alot of blues, no reds yet
That one Rilli looks like it's berried up with miniature tennis balls.
blue and orange definitely makes green!
Great experiment. Can you please your tap water parameters...i want to have shrimp tank and i wonder if my water is good without any modifications. Thanks
This is cool man! Love your videos!
now do a taste test for which coloured shrimp from the ones you produced taste the best
How does one properly cycle a bare tank from scratch? I have been trying to find out and all I can find is just cycle the tank. Would greatly appreciate some tips/tricks. Thank you!
Very cool experiment, I really enjoy this sort of content 😊.
Do you have a video on how to breed and raise shrimp?
I wonder if the wild looking ones have black bits because of the colour of the tank
Do you have any plans to ship to wa? I love shrimp so this will be a good video
Probably not long enough. Mine were red & yellow. It produced an orange believe it or not, but next few generations it stated producing red & orange rili, then after it brown/blackish type.
Hi Great experiment 🌷🇮🇷
Sorry how did you come brown-algea in to your shrimp tank??
I would love to see another documentary style video made by you but this time about a platypus!
Now you just got breed some wild tipe from each group and see if if coulers come out or just more wild tipes
Would be interesting to see you line breed the orange rillis!
Need a video on algae elimination, getting plagued by black beard algae
I wish the video was a bit longer. But love the content as always. Very well produced
I'm just trying to get nice reds and I keep getting clear with red stripe's or very light transparent reds
Could you try to breed chili rasbora? I can't seems to find much guide online
Could someone tell me about Mendel genetics scheme of shrimps color ?
This is all well and good but what colour tastes the best
Thanks
Love from a Bangladeshi shrimp keeper ❤🇧🇩