I don't use pure rainwater for OEBT. They like to have higher PH and higher conductivity. You may use salt and sand / stones as soil to hit their preferred parameters ... then maybe it works fine.

@@shrimpart5135 YES, I understand use "Meeressalz"? of do you use GG Salty softwater mineral Gh+ ? There are some other Sea stones (moonrocks)

@@creamontop6969 personally I use mineral salt for discus fishes. Don't know the names of special stones... for tigers i just like to use some i found in a small healthy creek by my home.

@@shrimpart5135 Danke VIEL fuehr Ihre Info (vielen DANK !!) Liebe die Tiere. Balt komme ich deine OEBT's kaufen bei euch.Wenn die parameters Ok sind, und die wasserpfllanzen gut wachsen.

For sure they do! Only 5-7 males ( the best!) are needed in a middle sized population of shrimps.

@@shrimpart5135 hmm... Ok, thanks so much, i must start to move the males, once again, thankyou..... For years, i think they're very peaceful and thats not needed, but when watching them in aquarium, yes, i see that behaviour.

That magnifier is great for people that going old and slowley loose their eye strenght... like MEEE! Lol Even i already use glasses i use the magnifier too coz it has light and that great for evaluate small details ;)

@@shrimpart5135 wew, lol, yeaahh... But Everyone can see, Monika still have a spirit to do all things🙂. And yes, beside of their color, this shrimp selective breed is for their pattern too, and that need a carefull check for any details. Thanks so much, now I'm continue learning from your videos again

Hi, this tigers aren't crossbreeds, they are pure Caridina mariae selected intensivley to this colors.

@@shrimpart5135 i see, then this caridina tiger of tangerine have Similarity with that caridina tiger, i mean others tiger which originally have black stripe, when they're breed by human, sometime the red stripe can appear, i see from your other video, the bluish shrimplets, sometime, come as results, i see that process once again, similar with that black stripe tigers, the different here, with tangerine, they're have that yellowish color.

@@Cleeon these body color evolves by strong selection for red stripes as it is related to the stripe color. If you would stopp this selection they easy fall back into orange body color first, then orange- bluish and finally to blue again with having changing their stripe color too. Yes, YKK/ tangerine have yellowish body color too but here zero tangerine is involved, Tangerine are serrata group and have different types of stripe pattern either.

@@shrimpart5135 hmm... Yes, i just remember, the species name, serrata Ok, thanks so much now, i'm continue learning again from your videos🙂

You're welcome!

Both genders possible but it may easier with female Bee. If you plan doing from scratch count in 5 years and more to get some attractive results. The blue body color isn't a relevant factor for producing FRT.

Nö :)

LeahhJett, you're welcome, thank you for support! :)

Always appreciate your updates and kind words, thank you very much, Sebastiaan! :)

Hi Jason, thx for watching and commenting. That's mini pellia/ mini corallmosRiccardia chamedryfolia

Will come with time, Dane ! And maybe once we'll have >1000 subscribers live Q&A sessions might be possible ;)

Hi Tim, all mentioned ways get to level 2. How strong they then inherit preferred traits or show certain phenotype depends on which one you choose.

@@shrimpart5135 Thank you, very helpful. Now the experiment starts😁

@@shrimpart5135 Thanks for the reply, I am a beginner and appreciate the time taken to answer my question. Hooe you didn't roll your eyes at the question. Lol

@@tgosetti Don't worry, it's fine to ask any questions :)

I suggest you, to check previous video, the link is on description, i'm sure.

Hallo Adrian, danke für deinen Kommentar! Vielleicht habe ich deine Frage nicht richtig verstanden aber auf jeden Fall werden bei einer Verpaarung von RBT und Bee keine Bees oder Tiger in deren F1 fallen. Wie kommst du darauf? :)

​@@shrimpart5135 Blacktiger sind bei dir in Level 2 Gruppe F enstanden oder? Damit wäre ja ein Einfluss von Bee´s nicht auszuschließen oder? Bei der Verpaarung in Level 1 also Tibee x Tibee fallen Bee´s Tiger und Tibee. Nur woher weist du ob die Blacktiger "nur" Tiger-Gene haben?

@@12345678919437 Ausser der 'reinen' P Generation sind alle dargestellten Tiere der Chart mit Einfluß von Tiger und Bee. Bei der Verpaarung der F1 untereinander, fallen in Folgegenerationen auch Garnelen, die man rein optisch eher wieder dem Formenkreis 'Tiger' oder seltener 'Bee' zuordnen kann. Jedoch sind natürlich alles was fällt genetische Hybriden. Es kann also gar nicht sein, dass sie 'nur' Tiger-Gene haben auch wenn gerade Tiger ihre optischen Merkmale besonders stark weitergeben.

Genotyp und Phänotyp sind zwei ganz verschiedene Paar Schuhe. Ich denke eine gute Diskussion ist einfach nicht möglich, wenn man z.B. diese ganz allgemeinen Begriffe wie 'Tibee' 'Bee' oder 'Tiger' für Genotyp UND Phänotyp gleichzeitig verwendet. 'Black Tiger' ist ein Phänotyp.

In nature C. logemanni has variance of pattern. Due selective selection a breeder can expand the (brown/ red) pattern to full bands and more. The trait that allows this naturally variance called in the video 'extention'- trait. This may modifies the appearance of a phenotype. From low grade crystals to 4-Bands into Super Crytsal direction. Within the further crossbreeding this is a main trait that works, beside some others, as a modifier of visible pattern. Wildform C. mariae don't have this trait because it isn't possible widen up the stripes from wild form of C. mariae due selective breeding.

@@shrimpart5135 oh, ok, I think I got it! Thanks for the answer and sorry for taking so long! Anxious for the next video!

Hi Rob, thank you for comment! If you have any questions, just ask :) . Yes, hope you will have some luck with your cross! I think we already talked a bit about time ( and space in kind of tanks) may is necessary ;) Wish you the best!

Appreciate your kind words and patience, thank you :)

@@shrimpart5135 you're welcome 🍀