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Old December 15th 07, 06:04 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.reefs
Pszemol
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"wolfdogg" wrote in message ...
Pszemol wrote:
This morning I saw in the same spot an empty shrimp exoskeleton.
So as I expected, shrimp molted again that night and they had
fun again when I was not watching...


that was prety quick in between molts, i
havent seen my peppies molts laying around
yet..


Consider this a 1/2 period for the molt of each shrimp.
I assume that last night the other of them two molted.

They interchange their molting time and stay synchronised
this way for months - each one molts when other is not.
I am not sure how this synchronisation happen when there
are more than 2 shrimps in the area (like in the ocean)
but I have made notes for months couple years ago when
I was attempting breeding these shrimps in my fishtank.
Synchronisation was exact to a single day.
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Old June 20th 11, 08:12 PM
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Two bunco shrimps (Lysmata amboinensis) accepting a quicky in my catchbasin ) Last night, about 1:00am with lights off but ambient ablaze from the room ablaze I noticed a beginning abandoned exoskeleton of one shrimp and two shrimps blind out next to it.
 




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