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These are 3 of her shrimplets, do you think these have tiger genes as well?  Looks like it to me but don't have experience with crossbreeds yet.   

It depends on what your goal is. Breeding to TB would create taitibee/pintos (spotted head, belly, and zebra). Breeding back to cbs/siblings would give you more tibee with more coloration and less orange/yellowish tinge. Over many generations creating Fancy Tigers.

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Update on this, they are pretty much 3/4 the size of the adults now and still seem to be keeping the orange eyes. I finally got a decentish picture of one of them today as it was getting ready to molt, you can see that where his tail and abdomen meet there is a clear ring, all of the others have this as well but all the rest of the white stayed white. Now I have a generation of some that are about a month and a half old that all have white eyes.. the one  with all white tail I call  mime because he has a white smilie face and white eyes.

If I am not mistaking. Many females will get a back-stripe. My Aura Blue females have them. However; the males do not. It is possible for you to breed them with the "racing stripe". I do not know how this works. Or the genetics of it. The way yours look on that female. It could pass onto other Shrimp including males. If so, You could try making a fishbone pattern.
Hope to have given you some insight.

Looks like a backline taitibee. It has tiger genes in it.

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You'll get tangtais from that cross. Possible outcomes can be fishbones and steelheads at F2+

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I think I’ll either cross with BKK Stripe or WRKK Panda, although I have a ton of SS Grade Blue Bolt Mosura, wonder how that would turn out...

Fyi. Those aren't tangtais. No TB in them to be called Tangtai. Tibee yes. Tangtai no

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I have a question .
I get taiwans pintos , total 14 shrimps, and put them in one tank for start.
I add 4 female crs , to get some f1 hybrids.
My crs never throw cbs, i have them years.
I dont know if i done any mistake on choosing female crs. [emoji4]
I have 2 of them berried now.
i read somewhere that they throw black crs hybrids?
What are your result in f1 hybrids?
How else can i know that those are hybrids and no crs?
More tranpsarent?

let me start by saying I am very new to the shrimp hobby and have had very small success with breeding shrimp. but I work at a local fish store, and a lady came in today looking to donate 6 gallon size zip lock bags of java moss. she said it was just half of what she had and she needed to get rid of it because it was growing too fast. she also commented on how fast her shrimp were breeding. she told me she had green jades, blue dreams, cherries, yellows and oranges in different "grades"  all breeding in the same 90 gallon tank with gold fish. I asked her what the babies look like (assuming they would be cross breeding and breeding out the color) and she told me they were breeding pure and she has around 5000 total shrimp. I asked her how long she had been breeding that group and she said that the tank has only been set up for about a year, and she started with 4 shrimp. I immediately asked her what she was doing special with her tank to make her shrimp breed that quickly, but she refused to tell me, saying it was a secret. All i could get out of her is that she uses a human grade water filter that has carbon ceramic and silver to ionize the water. do you guys think shes full of it? or is there some magic way to get shrimp to reproduce that quickly that I haven't caught on to yet.

I'm planning on crossing Wild-type tiger (like Super Tiger but not as large) with Red Tiger. 

 

I would expect that the Black and Red genes are on the same allele, with Black being dominant over red. So it should work like this;

 

Expression - Black Striped x Red Striped

Genes - Black/Black x red/red

 

Offspring should be;

50% Black/red - expressing as Black Striped

50% red/Black - expressing as Black Striped

 

Then one of those back to Red parents;

 

Black/red x red/red

 

Giving offspring;

50% Black/red - expressing as Black Striped

50% red/red - expressing as Red Striped. 

 

The same works for Orange eye, which is recessive. So Orange eye would be present but hidden in all of the first cross. depends what you do next on the cross back.

 

Now... what about Blue..... how does blue work? Is it the flesh or the shell that is affected? I don't know this answer.   I am expecting blue is recessive and that it is probably 2 or 3 genes combined producing different shades of blue.

 

Anyone got thoughts?

 

On the color of stripes. If it follows the same laws as the Mendel's Law of inheritance then yes. From my experience with my own breeding projects it never works out that way.

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TBxTT= Tangtai which will give you the potential for steelheads and fishbones.

TBxPinto= Pinto and TB with pinto genes (taitibee)

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It's normal for alot of young new born shrimps to have different color eyes. As they grow they will loose it and turn black.

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Is it proven that orange eyes literally can't have white on them, or just speculated? Because these little ones all are showing orange eyes and every single one has white stripes so far. There's even a few that look like they will be snow whites with orange eyes. =/

That's definitely one of the better threads I've read in regards to cross breeding. I'd personally say take the advice in that thread, then maybe do some crosses that other people wouldn't normally do. Me personally, I bought shrimp off of 6 different respected breeders then started messing around with them. My first real "breeding project" ended up with orange eye black king kongs by accident. 
Could always just buy a 10 pack of all of your favorite types of shrimp, throw them in a tank together then pull out the babies you like and selective breed all your favorites. I'll probably catch heat for saying that, but why not experiment..? You can always cull out tanks and separate them if you end up with the monkey/frog hybrids like in the movie beerfest lol..

Never done that cross but I've done RBTxTT which is a different type of tiger crossing.

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Wow! Those are amazing! So are they blue bolts x red wines? Or what? How hard are they to keep alive and breed? They look like they might be pretty fragile 

Yup. I am. Some will look pinkish to orange. Some will also have a red heads but those come out random.

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Any Blue Bolts for sale?

Have 10+1 juvie red bolts for sale. $110 shipped.

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You'll going to get a mixture of taitibees and some pintos. 

8 hours ago, Mattaquarium said:

Will some of the offspring look like mischlings though? Or will they still look good or like one of the parents? Thanks for the help  

 What is meant by mischling is they have the genes. They will look like TB but have pinto genes.

When crossing TB and Pintos. From my experience, you'll get both types. Pinto and TB. Just know the TB will carry the pinto gene as it's a some what of a pinto mischling now. 

Using a specific type of tiger will yield different offsprings later on in the project. For instance using TT/AB, which are both Caridina Serrata, will give you fishbones and steelheads in later generations if crossed correctly. It really all depends on your goal in what you are trying to achieve. 

Now with tiger x tiger hybrids. That something a few ppl has done but you never hear what they crossed them with afterwards. I myself have crossed TTxRBT and offsprings came out looking like wild tigers but a bit greenish orange probably due to the TT color.