Well, i've been keeping them in my quarantine tank for closer observation, and the tank's shrimps are just culled lower-grade ones, so i wasn't too concerned with them eating those shrimplets, i considered it sort of like free live food for the little fishes.
The saving grace is that these fishes have small tummies, hence individual fishes don't seem to eat up alot of shrimplets at one go. Newborn shrimplets grow very fast and molt almost daily, so the ones that manage to survive for a few days will usually already become large enough not to be seen as food... therefore if you only have a few of these fishes and a relatively large population of cherry shrimps that are constantly breeding, then it probably wouldn't affect the shrimp's population growth too much.
On the other-hand, if you are breeding Black King Kong CRS shrimps and every shrimplet is like a precious treasure, then its definitely no go for these fishes.
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