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Old 05-25-2012, 06:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I have about 12 amano shrimp and notice that one of the bigger ones had 2 smaller ones going for a ride. Click image for larger version

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Strangest thing ever. Is this common?
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Bigger shrimp is a female and smaller are males. They are breeding, but you won't see any little ones.


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That's a relief I wasn't sure what was going on. Glad it's just them trying to breed and nothing else.
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Strangest thing ever. Is this common?
Lol. I see that all the time with my shrimps, but never 2 shrimps on 1. Shrimps don't breed that way last time I recalled reading, they just happen to really enjoy being lazy and have the big female carry them around.
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