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These two Shrimpgobies are very similar, and if you aren’t paying much attention you will dismiss them as being the same. These are two of my favourite critters, and i consider them a connoisseur’s choice when people make their wishlist for Lembeh.  They are very hard to shoot until you Read more…

By NAD Lembeh, 10 yearsJanuary 3, 2013 ago

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When Tozeuma Shrimp are fully developed, camouflage is of utmost importance as they have no other means of self defence. This larval Tozeuma Shrimp took

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