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Men i love that yellowish opae ulas, they are so cool, you need to breed them haha

Tank looks great. Did your opae ula breed in the tank with the ML in there?

Vorteil wrote:Tank looks great. Did your opae ula breed in the tank with the ML in there?

Yes, they do. Here is an old video of it. I usually transfer the larvae to another tank.

Arnold wrote:Men i love that yellowish opae ulas, they are so cool, you need to breed them haha

Only one yellow in this tank. There is one I labeled as golden in the main tank. Maybe ha.

So many eggs! Thankfully our women don't have to deal with that. It would look funny tho

Algae In Space wrote:So many eggs! Thankfully our women don't have to deal with that. It would look funny tho

Ha, check out this fact.

“there has been one documented case when 12 (human) fetuses were conceived naturally”


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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multipl ... ple_births

Whaaaaaaat!?

Oh my. That poor woman. Imagine the belly???

opae ula related wrote: ↑27 Apr 2019 01:31

Arnold wrote:Men i love that yellowish opae ulas, they are so cool, you need to breed them haha

Only one yellow in this tank. There is one I labeled as golden in the main tank. Maybe ha.

Are they of opposite genders?

Halocaridina wrote:

opae ula related wrote: ↑27 Apr 2019 01:31

Arnold wrote:Men i love that yellowish opae ulas, they are so cool, you need to breed them haha

Only one yellow in this tank. There is one I labeled as golden in the main tank. Maybe ha.

Are they of opposite genders?

This one I labeled as gold is not so deep in color as the yellow one. Best guess is both are males.

Keep them both in the same tank if they are not already and increase your chance of breeding more orange shrimps if they are both males.