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English: Caridina cf. cantonensis crystal red is a very popular shrimp. It is a mutation from the bee shrimp Caridina cf. cantonensis where the black pigments are missing
Deutsch: Caridina cf. cantonensis crystal red ist eine sehr beliebte Süßwassergarnele. Es handelt sich um eine Mutation der Bienengarnele bei der die schwarzen Farbpigmente fehlen. |
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