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Hello mate! Honestly, I donnou but at least some areas in Germany have really hard water. Many middle-European countries have hard waters. However, Im not conserned about this since these shrimps we have now, has adapted pretty well our hard water even they are originally from soft/low...

Bumping up this two months old thread to tell that RCS `Sakura`s have finally got tens of babies. EC in this tank is ca 460Us. Tapwater is 620uS, the tank is full of bogwood wich seems to lower the EC significantly. I also add 0,5ml EasyCarbo daily at tank volume ca 25l. Babies seems to grow...

Have to correct myself a bit, they are not CRS but Cherrys, "plain" and Sakuras. Nope mate, they did not carry eggs when intoduced them, or....? I got Sakuras for free from high-quality breeder as low-quality stock at the beginning of Jan. The breeder tried to be carefull not to pick egg...

We have "plain" RCS, Sakuras and Bumble Bees at 620-650uS. Not long, first ones moved to us at the beginning of January, but few plain and Sakura females has been carried eggs a bit over two weeks by now. Not definetly sure how babies will develop or survive but we`ll see. At first I dropped TDS...

So could it be possible that lack of oxygen when using EC causes the deaths of shrimps, not EC itself? I dose half dosages to my shrimp tanks but as they are pretty new set ups, just thinking to raise the dosing up to instuction dose with time.

eh, its`a wholesaler.... Well this certainly wouldn`t be the first time they are selling things with wrong names. These should be ordered without seeing them so it would be nice to know what you get! Are you, or some else here too, sure there is no species called Neocaridina Black-bee?

I found shrimps by name Neocaridina sp Black-bee but it seems by Google such species does not exists, just Caridina Black-bee. Wich is right? Our tapwater isn`t very good (hight EC for exaple), so Im trying to avoid Caridinas and give a chance to Neocaridinas wich I know to be kept here with...