Yeah, I miss that feature too. There's that button in the top upper right you can click on that says unread content.
But from there, I have to forward to the end of threads and then go down under the blue bar to read the new stuff.
From what I'm able to gather thus far...
Green Jellies is a green strain from the occasional green thrown from oranges.
Jade is a green strain made from a random throw from yellow x blue that appeared after several generations.
I know my Nessies background, so I won't get into that- but is the above what everyone else has gathered as well?
It seems they are mostly looking at maturation and breeding. It's true that the higher the temperature the faster they grow, and berries hatch.
The reason we choose to keep the shrimp at lower temperatures is they don't die as quickly and bacterial infections are kept to a minimum.
Looks like the wild form to me.
Example of one of the variations of Neo Palmata Wild form
You may want to start a small separate tank and move it and an opposite sex over to create the wild line.
Many people are now starting to get into wild colored shrimp for their own beauty.
I've posted this question before, but now looks like a good time to ask again. Is there a way to tell the difference between a snow and a royal white?
I was told a royal white will still have the flower or lightning although empty.
This one appears to have that?
I don't think they are neos. I can't get the vid to work on my computer without flash, but they look like normal eyed royals with the first couple seconds. (?)