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Green Demon / Green Jade OE — original Orange Eye cross report

Breeder interview reports a SINGLE small green OE male (3–5 mm), which survived and was used to stabilize green backcross lines

Identity and breeder

Neocaridina davidi (ornamental attribution) — Michael Häsler

Published date and report type

2026 original report; First-person line-development account unless noted

Illustrated breeding family / evidence tree

Breeder report for Green Demon / Green Jade OE. Parent stocks described, parent specimen IDs and genotype not recorded.REPORTED BACKGROUNDBlack Sapphire OE background andDark Green Jade source familyPUBLISHED BREEDER ROUTECrossed Black Sapphire OE intoDark Green Jade, then backcrossedpromising green OE descendant toDark Green JadeOBSERVED / REPORTEDGreen Demon / Green Jade OE
Solid = first-person breeder account; full pedigree not independently established. Breeder interview reports a SINGLE small green OE male (3–5 mm), which survived and was used to stabilize green backcross lines Source-to-selected-line diagram only; exact parental IDs and brood counts not documented.

Reported original source stock

Black Sapphire OE background and Dark Green Jade source family

Reported actual crossing or selection sequence

Crossed Black Sapphire OE into Dark Green Jade, then backcrossed promising green OE descendant to Dark Green Jade

Observed phenotype

Green body with bright orange eyes

What author claims

Breeder interview reports a SINGLE small green OE male (3–5 mm), which survived and was used to stabilize green backcross lines

Measured brood counts

One target individual reported; no total cohort

What remains uncertain

Single reported selected founder candidate is not proof all worldwide Green Demon stock descends from him or that green is single recessive trait

Care, selection, authentication

Maintain lineage-specific stock labels, isolate genuine known mating pairs in a matured tank, document sex and source of each parent, hatch-date cohorts and scored F1/F2 offspring. Color and orange eye often segregate differently in breeder accounts. Record water parameters rather than assuming one eye-color gene governs body color.

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