Found Thousands of triops!

[FishFreak95]

i know. when I was I think 12 I bought a triops kit for $15 lol

 

[FishFreak95]

Amy idea of the species?
It can't be cancriformis, they are not native here and cancriformis have shorter tails than mine. They are also not longicaudatus or newberri, they have i different coloration.

 

[FishFreak95]

Actually it might be T. Newberrii

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[ECW]

my kids love this...

[video=youtube;jkoG2wWfGs8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkoG2wWfGs8[/video]

Funny!

 

[Oddball]

The most prevalent species in New Mexico is Triops longicaudatus.

 

[FishFreak95]

The most prevalent species in New Mexico is Triops longicaudatus.

Ive owned longicaudatus before and they don't look the same. geres better pics.


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[CamighLeigh]

wow! im actually trying to hatch some atm!!! just saw my first 2 about an hour ago!!!

 

[skatin707]

Rio Rancho, New Mexico. It has been raining a lot(for New Mexico) since the 4th

Awesome, I've got a ton of family down there. Those are really cool!