SHRIMP TALK - Blue Tiger Orange Eyes

[@urbansk8r231]

Lovely educational video. I have royal blue tigers and blond tigers

[@Cleeon]

I think and maybe, in the wild, this species of shrimp hide from light of sunshine all day long, so they don't need that bright color of eyes, but when they're keeping by human keeper, with high tech lamp, high spectrum light, or even good sunshine in some ponds, they begin need a bright eyes just like shrimp in ocean, to reflect more the light and then protect their eyes, but that just my spontaneus opinion, based from what i see on many nature documentary

[@pylpoh]

Feels like listening to a science teacher. The Shrimp Teacher :)

[@dustinallison11]

Can’t wait to get my own!

[@korzer]

Thank you for the video Mo, very good timing! i was just looking at the wonderful tiger shrimps on your website last night

[@shrimpart5135]

HI korzer, cause 'im nore a slow breeder unfortunately i ran out of available shrimps mostly after the last breeding season. Will need 2-3 weeks to have af ew available. But thank you so much for interest!

[@korzer]

@@shrimpart5135 Hello! I sent you an email last night too before watching this video, please let me know when you have some available, i will wait patiently until then :) thanks again.

[@shrimpart5135]

@@korzer Yeah, I'll answer your email soon! :-)

[@coloneljewce]

Thank you for the very informative and helpful video. Comparing the original wild type to the different bred versions was super cool.

[@shrimpart5135]

Thank you Jaron! :-)

[@jackchisnall9316]

Excellent more videos needed

[@bobo250969]

Thx for your work and for this nice video!!!

[@shrimpart5135]

Hello Bogdan, how are you? I'm happy you found my channel :-)

[@bobo250969]

@@shrimpart5135 thx i am fine and i wish you all the best and more movies as good as this

[@zairisia9102]

I love you!! Thanks for sharing all this infomation!

[@TheShrimpfather-aka-Martin]

Nice, thanx for making, definitely subbed...

[@worldofaquariums5534]

Brilliant info

[@shrimpart5135]

Thank you! And I've just upload the next! ;)

[@yukimura1sanada]

So interesting thank u so much to share the knowledge. I would love u talk about fancy tiger in another video as well with taitibee thank u in advance.

[@shrimpart5135]

So cool, you like it! I plan to build up the infos until it reached the higher crossbreed levels like fancy tiger and other. But at first it's neede all basics already were understood so far. That's why it was needed to start with Blue Tigers, they play a major role in Fancys as well as in several more well known breeds. So if any question left here please everybody feel free to ask to clarify before going on :)

[@yukimura1sanada]

@@shrimpart5135 u r so nice usually breeder keep this information so secretive. Greatly appreciate ur knowledge and looking forward for next informative videos thanks so much

[@shrimpart5135]

@@yukimura1sanada, well of course there always some secrets that won't be shared. But honestly it doesn't work if newbies get frustrated because they don't have any success and leave the hobby soon because couldn't get any good infos. What I'm gonna to share to me is at primary level. That just everybody should know to get a base we all will talk same language when it comes to shrimps and breeding ornamental colorful shrimps and judge them by own opinion etc etc. That helps the hobby.

[@yukimura1sanada]

@@shrimpart5135 yes that is normal, I'm not gonna ask you the recipe for your awesome dancing man 😂 but still it's very difficult to find solid information from reputable source. Very happy I found your channel and could learn from a master breeder as you. Thanks again.

[@evelynpopa3414]

Hello Mo! Firstly I want to congratulate you for this beautiful and informative video. I hope you will continue on doing it because you share such precious information! Also I have a question if you have time to respond. I would like to ask you something about the first aspect of your classification, type I: inner collor inside of body. What are the colors or shades of colors you have observed inside the body of your Tiger OE shrimp? Many thanks!

[@shrimpart5135]

Hi,thank you! Basically all colors I detected so far already shown with this video. Mostly there are the bluish, this may turn over to orange. Depends on way of selecting, orange can turn to yellow and once the orange (based on red) would culled some speciments turn that color to greenish. But those are rare because the longer way of selection.

[@joshbundrenkayakingaustral545]

I want to start a Fancy Red line Would I be better off using a blonde oebt or a more higher grade more blue oebt Also should I use a female tiger and male Bee shrimp?? Or a male Tiger and a Female Bee Shrimp? Thankyou i love your videos.

[@shrimpart5135]

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.

[@stefanseitlinger3143]

Danke für das coole Video und die interressanten Info's . Ich werde da jetzt einmal was probieren - das ein oder andere Mal scheitern und am Ende einen original Selfmade Stahlstadt Shrimp haben - im Kopf ist er ja schon.- ob ich das Resultat erlebe 🤔 - so Gott will .......😀😂

[@shrimpart5135]

Danke und wir wollen deine Ergebnisse sehen! :)

[@argo221]

Hallo Monika, weil ich kein Englisch verstehen und wahrscheinlich auch mehrere andere Leute, wäre schön, wenn Du Video auch auf Deutsch machst. Danke!!!

[@shrimpart5135]

Huhu Juri, da habe ich lange drüber nachgedacht vorher, aber habe mich letztendlich dagegen entschieden. weil ich mit deutsch lange nicht die Reichweite habe wie mit englisch. Ich habe den Deutschen immer wieder Gesprächsangebote gemacht auf FB, auf Events, in deutschen Fachzeitschriften, in meinem deutschen Blog etc..... wenn da über lange Zeit kein Feedback oder kaum Resonanz kommt von meinen Landsleuten, im Vergleich zum englischsprachigen Ausland, deren Hobbyisten super interessiert sind und mich motivieren, kann ich leider auch nicht wirklich helfen. Und zweimal vertonen und bearbeiten ist doppelter Aufwand den ich mir doch aufgrund der nicht zu erwartenenden Rückmeldungen oder sogar 'Mitarbeit' oder einfachg nur Unterstützung doch gerne erspare. Tut mir leid.

[@shrimpart5135]

Juri, inhaltlich bin ich auf die Natur der Streifenfafbe bei wildtypischen Tigern und Bienen bereits schon in diesem Magazin eingegangen. ​@t​ in etwas anderen Worten aber auf Deutsch. Ich hoffe das hilft weiter. www.daehne.de/shop/de/caridina-2019-3

[@argo221]

@@shrimpart5135 Kann ich sehr gut verstehen Monika. Dann muss ich mal anfangen Englisch zu lernen. 👍😉

[@shrimpart5135]

Danke für dein Verständnis @@argo221, da wir ja quasi Tür an Tür wohnen kommst du am Besten im Frühling mal vorbei und ich übersetz dir das Video bei einer Tasse Kaffee.... oder so ;-)

[@argo221]

@@shrimpart5135 Werde ich auf jeden Fall machen Monika. Danke!!! :-)