NEW CRAPPY PICS

[Eric A]

Possibly. I'll try and find a pic?

 

[channarox]

Possibly. I'll try and find a pic?

 

[Eric A]

I know it's really small but here is that fish. hopefully you or Rafs super cichla skill can ID it.

 

[channarox]

no pic...

 

[Eric A]

Here is a pic, but this must be a less mature fish cos the one i'm talking about is pure white, no speckling, and has very many more vertical black stripes.

 

[Bottomfeeder]

yup...i think...
if theyre native here then yes.
fw or sw?

theyre FW Shrimp that live in fast-flowing streams
AKA Singapore Flower Shrimp, they also do not pose a threat to any fish, even fry, (with caution) because they have no claws, but feathers

 

[channarox]

Here is a pic, but this must be a less mature fish cos the one i'm talking about is pure white, no speckling, and has very many more vertical black stripes.

thats a cichla piquiti AKA azul.
they have the speckling when younger and lose it as they grow.
also a horizontal bar when young and then vertical bars as it grows.
thats a pretty mature specimen btw..

 

[channarox]

theyre FW Shrimp that live in fast-flowing streams
AKA Singapore Flower Shrimp, they also do not pose a threat to any fish, even fry, (with caution) because they have no claws, but feathers

oh those guys.
yup,i think ive caught them a few times?
fed them all to my fishes though.

 

[Bottomfeeder]

yup...i think...
if theyre native here then yes.
fw or sw?

theyre FW Shrimp that live in fast-flowing streams
AKA Singapore Flower Shrimp, they also do not pose a threat to any fish, even fry, (with caution) because they have no claws, but feathers

 

[Eric A]

Here is some baby ones Channa