My acclimation is by drip method over 30 minutes at least by They seem to all be fully extended, growing although slowly. Half the dose really as it advices twice a week). I also use reef builder by SeaChem once a week with the water change (which is I do weekly water changes with premixed red sea salt RO water-I figured that I did a test for copper today which also came up to zero. Much.I don't think I have even noticed one come to think of it. I have noticed compared to my past tanks that my hermits don't seem to molt Is it possible that's why I get zero for any nitrates? I usually wait a day before replacing the PolyFilter so the system can betterĪbsorb new elements. Is light tan to progressively dark as it nears water change time. I actually run a PolyFilter 24/7 unless I have done a water change. Please advise, I don't want to kill shrimp needlessly. Through forums and did research to no avail. Water changes, but the next shrimp also passed the same way. I tried letting the tank go fallow for a few weeks, did routine Was fine, then legs seem to weaken, then twitch, followed by hiding then dying

Twitching and would try hiding in caves, very weird for her.Īfter a large water change, I attempted another shrimp with the same results. Vacuuming I noticed her legs curled up and she later passed a day later. Did awesome, veryĪctive and ate well-too well at times lol. The issue is I got a cleaner shrimp a few weeks after cycling. I have a small percula, a yellow watchman, a variety of about 10 snails, and 6 My tank is about 3 months old, LED lighting 96w, 28 gallons, 1.025 spg, I am hoping you can help me with an issue I have been having the last few weeks. Poor and abrupt water quality changes, or errant Harlequin Shrimp, Pistol Shrimp, Saron Shrimp, Shrimp Identification, Shrimp Selection, Shrimp Behavior, Shrimp Compatibility, Shrimp Systems, Shrimp Feeding, Shrimp Reproduction, Shrimp Disease, Crustacean Identification,Ĭrustacean Selection, Crustacean Behavior, Crustacean Compatibility, Crustacean Systems, Crustacean Feeding, Crustacean Disease, Crustacean Reproduction, A Few Common Shrimps for the Marine Aquarium by James W.

Peppermint shrimp molting or dead