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Tusen takk :)
Noen av dere som vet hvordan de blir av krysninger? Vil de bli "flekkete" (det var jo håpet), eller bare få en jevn farge som er en blanding av begge?
Vil hvertfall ha to typer, enten gule reker eller red bee og en annen type...for disse passer vel ikke sammen? Hvordan blir krysningen mellom f.eks. black og red bee? Brun? :/ eller begge farger på en?
Ellers noen andre "fargesterke" kombinasjoner som går sammen, behøver ikke krysses hvis det ikke blir fint, men at de går fint sammen.
Gaaaah! Noenganger blir jeg så irritert at jeg kan ikke utåle meg så godt på norsk!, må bare ta på engelsk!
- I havent had any experience with mixes, but have read and heard that if you mix two color mutations like blue tiger and tiger for example, that their young will revert back to the natural coloring of the species.
Many of the aquarium shrimps are actually color mutations from often times a single species in the wild. Like black tigershrimp is actually a shrimp that was bred to have thicker and thicker stripes until the stripes eventually became so large and thick that the entire shrimp became black. So when you mix shrimp they revert back to their old colorings that they had in the wild.
Have you heard the term selective breeding? Its breeding for a specific trait. So if I want thick white in my Red Bee shrimp I would only allow the offspring with good white coloring to breed. By mixing shrimp you are in a way undoing this process!
Red bee and black bee can be in the same aquarium. They will interbreed, but the result will be fine. The red will remain red, and the black will remain black. The black gene is the dominant gene though so you will most likely have more black than red in the offspring.
Check out this link for more info on mixing. It should answer most of your questions
http://akvariereker.no/extra_info_pages.php/pages_id/17
