Berried Blue Velvet

pbmax

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I caught a good shot of my single berried Blue Velvet this evening. Her coloration isn't fantastic since she's sitting on light green, but she was posing for me so I grabbed the camera :)



Thanks for looking!

pbmax
 

JesseM

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She'll darken up more in a few molts, I'm glad they are taking off already for you! I counted 5 berried females in my tank last night.
 

pbmax

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Me too! It's definitely a good sign. I have so many plants in the tank I can usually only find 2 or 3 of them at any given time.
 

JesseM

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pbmax said:
Me too! It's definitely a good sign. I have so many plants in the tank I can usually only find 2 or 3 of them at any given time.
Most of my tank is a giant clump of java moss, so I feel your pain.
 

JesseM

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pbmax

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Gorgeous blue :) I'll likely never hit that since I don't have much black in that tank. The substrate's mostly black, but it's littered with snail shells (calcium, u know :)).
 

JesseM

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pbmax said:
Gorgeous blue :) I'll likely never hit that since I don't have much black in that tank. The substrate's mostly black, but it's littered with snail shells (calcium, u know :)).
Thats why I ordered Kens Veggie sticks with Calcium so theres no need for snail shells! Also of course yours will hit that blue, its a good strain.
 

pbmax

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Tell that to all of the assassins in that tank that create them ;)

I feed veggie sticks with CA to all my inverts, off and on. My african dwarf frogs like them too, strangely enough.
 

pbmax

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Here are a few more photos I took this morning. I have 3 berried blue velvets now; you can see 2 different ones in these photos. The original berried female (pictured twice) is both saddled and berried, which I've never noticed before among my neocaridina.

Thanks for looking!

pbmax





 

pbmax

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Yeah, that's what I was thinking. She's been carrying them for 2 weeks now and past neocaridina batches have taken about 3 weeks.
 
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