Breeding Shrimp

Thor amboinesis, Sexy Shrimp, juvenile at 37 days.

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True shrimp are members of the infraorder Caridea

Gallery

Lysmata amboinensis, Cleaner Shrimp

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  Eggs
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  12 hours
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  43 and 13 days
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  4.5 months

Lysmata debelius, Blood Shrimp

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  Eggs
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  24 hours
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  5.5 days
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  12.5 days
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  20 days
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  23 days
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  29 days
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  35 days, 21.5mm image width
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  35 days, 2.8mm image width
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  35 days, 2.8mm image width
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  36 days
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  56 days, 22mm image width
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  56 days
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  84 days
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  84 days
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  84 days
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  Newly settled

Lysmata vittata, Peppermint Shrimp

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  Settled, <1 week
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  Settled, <1 week

Thor amboinesis, Sexy Shrimp

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  12 hours, larvae
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  7 days, larvae
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  12.5 days, larvae
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  17.5 days, larvae
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  26 days, larvae
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  33 days, larvae
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  37 days, juvenile
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  37 days, juvenile

Resources

• Culturing Shrimp by Rob Toonen - Reefs.org
• Raising Stenopus and Lysmata Larvae by Rob Toonen - Reefs.org
• Home Breeders FAQ For Marine Invertebrates by Rob Toonen
• (http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.aquaculture.2010.05.009): Rafael A. Gregati, Vivian Fransozo, Laura S. López-Greco, and Maria Lucia Negreiros-Fransozo, Reproductive cycle and ovarian development of the marine ornamental shrimp Stenopus hispidus in captivity, Aquaculture, 306(1-4), (2010), 185-190
• About Shrimp Farming