Some Botia in its natural habitat
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- Nonn
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Thanks everyone. I will try to post more images in the near future.
The shrimp is Macrobrachium rosenbergii. The largest fresh water shrimp in the world. Taste good too!!!
Where should I send the large files to, Mark?
The shrimp is Macrobrachium rosenbergii. The largest fresh water shrimp in the world. Taste good too!!!
Where should I send the large files to, Mark?
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Please, to me: markmark at telus.netNonn wrote:Thanks everyone. I will try to post more images in the near future.
The shrimp is Macrobrachium rosenbergii. The largest fresh water shrimp in the world. Taste good too!!!
Where should I send the large files to, Mark?
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Thank you Nonn Yep, that's what she has It was sold to her as a Ghost Shrimp, quickly ate the others, grew and starting hunting fish. She showed me pics of the molt and how big it's gotten and I love the thing :)Nonn wrote:Thanks everyone. I will try to post more images in the near future.
The shrimp is Macrobrachium rosenbergii. The largest fresh water shrimp in the world. Taste good too!!!
"Shrimpy" is now about 7"
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