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1st International Shrimp Competition US November 2016!!!


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Looks like we're going to have the 1st International Shrimp Competition in the US aiming for November 2016!!!

 

Start selectively breeding your finest, folks!

 

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Or buy competition grade to cut the corners. haha

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Anymore updates on this? Anyone for sure going as of right now?

 

I am really considering at the very least going, if not entering the contest.

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What if you can't go to that competition? Can you ship your shrimp in or something lol

 

Yes. Thats pretty common.  

 

based off talking to judges from the 2015 Taiwan competition and previous shows, here is some guidlines of judging. 

 

based on 100% scoring:

 

20% body shape/posture

35% main color

15% secondary color

20% similarity of group - most competitions require 3-5 shrimp per group entered.

10% color of pereiopods (legs)

 

remember each judge has different tastes in quality and traits they look for.

 

for example, a show winning PRL (usually a PRL is the grand champion)

1. deep crimson red color

2  bright shining white

3. thick armor shell

4. even coloration, full colored legs (hard to achieve) 

5. large size (above 2.5-3.0cm)

6. balanced head and body proportions.

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I don't see a "tiger" class. Am I missing something?

 

There are 2 "tiger" classes.

 

  • Red / Black Tigerbee

    Q - Red / Black Tigerbee

  • Golden Eye Species (typically things like OEBT/etc)

    R - Golden Eyes

 

Could one infer from the IOSC grading chart that there are currently four types of pintos (Zebra, Spotted, Fishbone, Tiger)?  Or just four that are "stable" enough to be graded/judged?

 

the 4 main patterns seems to cover all the variations. is there something you feel doesnt fit into one of those categories?

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