A few shots of my RCS. I am still messing around with settings on my camera, and these pics don't show how red they really are. Some of them, if you look at their backs, you'll see a yellow color. Those are what's called "saddles", which are eggs in their ovaries.




A young female that hasn't gotten her full color:





A size comparison to one of my Singapore shrimp:

Nice ARB:

I had red cherries when I had a community tank - very cool little shrimp- and great algae eaters!

However - very expensive fish food if you put them in the wrong tank.

Thanks Gary! I am trying to get some more posted tonight that are more recent. I am agree with you that they become gourmet food in the wrong tank. I am working on getting a 10 gallon set up for them. I have 7 females carring fertile eggs, so I want to get them moved out of the 30 gallon before the eggs hatch. The fish that I have in there now would eat the shrimplets.

Your last picture, that RCS has the big white blob on the back. I have one like that and thought it was some parasite or something. Any ideas or is it normal?

Nice pics ARB! The tank looks very nice and apparently you have that condensation gremlin licked. Did you get the 5g?
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mike

Here are a few more pics that I took less than a week ago. I think I've just about gotten the settings right with these pics:

A female carrying fertile eggs

A shrimp running across the ABN's head

This is my most adult and mature RCS female poking out of the Weeping moss:



Male and female in the weeping moss




Female carrying eggs




Caught these two fighting over something

This is a male

Duh I guess I could have read the first post!

Nice pictures! I hardly ever see mine, they hide in the back of the tank under some driftwood. No way am I getting a picture from there.