Sorry to hear about it. Shrimps are sensitive to chemicals. Even liquid fertilizer can kill them. There is nothing much you can do other than trying multiple water changes in small quantities to dilute the water column. Good luck
Found out that there are planeria in my shrimp tank. my brother gave me the powder to kill it. Followed instruction stated and pour the powder of half spoon included in the packet. Now i noticed that every day, there would be around 1 or 2 dead shrimp. What should i do? Please help. I'm a newbie.
Sorry to hear about it. Shrimps are sensitive to chemicals. Even liquid fertilizer can kill them. There is nothing much you can do other than trying multiple water changes in small quantities to dilute the water column. Good luck
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Yup I did fOllow the instruction. Today another 1 died. Praying that its not because of the solution. Was very worried as i am getting quite a quantity of ss and sss tomorrow from fellow AQ.
Treatment always have chemical.
Shrimps are sensitive to water conditions.
If I was you, I'll rather lessen the feeding and bait out the remains. Then using chemical.
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When u say multiple water change, is it using tap water? Tap water n add conditioner or use distilled water? I have the R.O or reverse osmosis (0.001 percent as close to pure H2O) water at home. Can I use it?Sorry to hear about it. Shrimps are sensitive to chemicals. Even liquid fertilizer can kill them. There is nothing much you can do other than trying multiple water changes in small quantities to dilute the water column. Good luck
I will do that evev though i sometimes forget after feeding them. I now try to feed them 3 days once.Treatment always have chemical.
Shrimps are sensitive to water conditions.
If I was you, I'll rather lessen the feeding and bait out the remains. Then using chemical.
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