R redbellyPirahna4 Candiru MFK Member Mar 19, 2008 837 1 46 in front of my cichla tank,IL Dec 12, 2010 #1 so my coral banded shrimp molted the other day and i noticed that he doesnt have his claws is this normal for when they molt, will they grow back eventually?
so my coral banded shrimp molted the other day and i noticed that he doesnt have his claws is this normal for when they molt, will they grow back eventually?
H Heathd Fire Eel MFK Member Mar 9, 2010 1,299 0 66 Dallas, Texas Dec 12, 2010 #2 That is not normal. Take a closer look though, as the coloration may not be quite there because of the recent molting, and they may be hard to see.
That is not normal. Take a closer look though, as the coloration may not be quite there because of the recent molting, and they may be hard to see.
R redbellyPirahna4 Candiru MFK Member Mar 19, 2008 837 1 46 in front of my cichla tank,IL Dec 12, 2010 #4 i didnt see any just looked at it right now but before he molted i noticed my clownfish messing with him. will the 2 claws grow back??
i didnt see any just looked at it right now but before he molted i noticed my clownfish messing with him. will the 2 claws grow back??
Pufferpunk Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 11, 2007 5,683 6 62 66 Chicago www.**************.com Dec 13, 2010 #6 He'll get them back after his next molt.
F FLESHY Polypterus MFK Member Jan 7, 2006 5,542 20 92 Central Wisconsin Dec 13, 2010 #7 Pufferpunk;4701019; said: He'll get them back after his next molt. Click to expand... Makes you kinda wish humans did it the same way.
Pufferpunk;4701019; said: He'll get them back after his next molt. Click to expand... Makes you kinda wish humans did it the same way.
H Heathd Fire Eel MFK Member Mar 9, 2010 1,299 0 66 Dallas, Texas Dec 13, 2010 #8 Dunno if I would want an exoskeleton, because then my farts would be highly offensive to me.
F FLESHY Polypterus MFK Member Jan 7, 2006 5,542 20 92 Central Wisconsin Dec 13, 2010 #9 Lol, Im pretty sure that they would exit and orifice just like they do now.