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Hello everyone, Did a water change today and saw this little guy! This was one of the baby shrimps that was hatched artifically awhile ago! This guy has grown and putting on some colour! Just thought of sharing the joy with everyone! Growing babies are good news! Mama shrimp is as well doing good! Have a happy saturday everyone! Sent from my SM-N950F using Tapatalk

Yeah. Always find out the water parameters of the seller / breeder. And match it as closely as possible. TDS, ph, GH, KH, and temperature.

+1 me too. I only buy what I think the fish can eat through in a few months. Which means buying smaller size packs and paying more (no economies of scale). I see the larger sizes are cheaper, but I know my fish won't finish it all. Especially when I like alternating various foods types - dry fish food, frozen brine shrimp / blood worms, freeze dried blackworm, and live foods. The dry fish food is used up slower. If the food was only a few weeks or a month overdue, I would not mind. However if it was more than 6 months old, I would chuck it.