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Red Stardust championship and grading — historical grading and lineage evidence

Deep red base, fine head/body spots, fishbone and spider-leg markings

Genus, dated source family and confidence

Caridina: Red Stardust championship and grading

Illustrated breeder/grade evidence tree

Red Stardust championship and grading: sourced trade appearance; individual parentage and genes not documentedSOURCE-REPORTED GROUPRed Stardust championship andgradingSELECTED APPEARANCEDeep red base, fine head/bodyspots, fishbone and spider-legmarkingsPARENT GENOTYPESNOT DOCUMENTED
Reported source: Seller first-person account states later Red Stardust commercial appearance; 2023 and 2025 Red Stardust class in Singapore.. No line connects the observed appearance to unknown parents. A show classification and source history are not a mother/father family tree.

Distinctive appearance

Deep red base, fine head/body spots, fishbone and spider-leg markings

Reported breeder background

Seller first-person account states later Red Stardust commercial appearance; 2023 and 2025 Red Stardust class in Singapore.

Historical source record

2023 Red Stardust winner Kelvin Wong; 2025 Red Stardust Grand Champion Handsome Shrimp.

Grading and selection method

Selection focuses body color consistency, body spots, dorsal detail and striped legs.

Documented contest awards, if any

2023 Singapore Red Stardust first and Grand Champion Kelvin Wong; 2025 Singapore Red Stardust Grand Champion Handsome Shrimp

Inheritance evidence

None. Commercial grade labels and show classes do not identify inherited single-locus genes.

Scored F1/F2 outcomes

Unreported; any percentages in source are unscored opinions unless explicitly qualified.

Cited original sources