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More of our cool Macrobrachium these guys are cool and have settled in nicely.

It is cheap, but that shows. Some of mine turned to mud when I had to redo a tank recently. The soil had only been in there about 3-4 months. It was effective at controlling the pH and looked good until it melted. I'd likely go with something that lasts better next time I need new substrate.

Ended up buying 2 x Shrimp Crack last night, that and th Benibachi Kale Tablets should do the trick, plus I'll have a look locally for some sinking pellets used for Bristlenose/Corydoras, or algae wafers. Also bought some more plants, really wasn't going to go down the path of stem and moss plants but they are small leaf, easy to care for and I think they'd suit the tank, 1 x Hemianthus Glomeratus, 1 x Micranthemum Umbrosum, 1 x Hydrocotyle Tripartita, 2 x Christmas Moss.

Hope you can turn things around mate... there is at least one other place selling them and I don't think they advise customers on how difficult they are to keep either ! Not very nice at all in my opinion...

Like less then 5 remaining, there's a nice layer of bio food for them now so I don't even feed, still despite my best efforts they seem to just keep dropping. One thing I will say I've noticed, it's really hard to pump the nessacary amounts of oxygen in water with such a low tds, I've been using a hang on back with a prefilter and air driven sponge filter, and plants to add oxygen. Probably going to atleast say something to the shops where I bought these, :( don't think I can find them again either. Its been a steep learning curve to say the least.

They are cherries, they'll be happy with anything. ? You sure your tank has cycled properly? Seems a little too soon for stock.