You can check these websites below.
Take note that you will have to verify the accuracy of the information here.
Some people suggested to use ADA soil to maintain the water at lower pH for Caridina shrimps.
If you are using tap water, it's best to age the water a few days before using it for your tank. This is to prevent pH swings when the water just come out from the tap.
Also, don't do more than 30% water change for the first few months when the shrimps are still new to your tap water.
The next generation shrimps or shrimps that are born in your tank will be used to your tap water and they can withstand larger water change even up to 60-70% of water change.
Take note that too many internal breedings will weaken your shrimps genetics. This will happen after 1-2 years of breeding(imo).
Take note of any plants that you will use as they can bring Planaria and Hydra which can kill your shrimplets and shrimps.
It's best to sterilize and quarantine (3-4 weeks) them before using for your tank.
Some plants may also have toxic chemical that is used to kill snails in the farms.
Watch out for any parasites that can kill your shrimps when you first buy them.
There is very few medications for shrimps in the market at the moment.
For shrimps food, you can check this link:
www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk
Neocaridina shrimp water parameters, like pH, should be correct as well as constant. Water parameres like pH and TDS for other species like red cherry shrimp should be stable as well.
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In this post, I'll be talking about shrimp tank water parameters. One of the main requirements for successful Neocaridina, Caridina, and Sulawesi shrimp
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