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Thank goodness. You don't want to mix PRL with CBS. It's so hard getting Pure Red Lines as it is. Keep up the good work.

Thanks again. Going to do a big water change tomorrow then see how I go. Shrimp wise, there is a maidenhead aquatics near me that sell neocardina, so I was just going to use them to get 5 or so, to quite litterally test the waters. I've ordered a drip kit to help with acclimitising, I'm also going to turn the CO2 off, then slowly turn it on after a day or 2, to see how they do. When it comes to neocardina, is their care the same across the board, or are certain "colours" harder to care for? Would love a mix or reds and blues. Also food wise, what do you recommend? I was just looking at Shrimp King Complete.

Yes, I can confirm that rock / pebble rock / gravel will cause the pH to raise over time. My RODI water comes out as around 6.8 according to my pH meter. And I did follow the manufacturer's suggestion to wait 5-6 minutes when measuring RODI water because of the low ion. After adding it to the tank, the pH becomes 7.2 -> 7.4. The highest that I've recorded in my journal is 7.6 but it never goes higher than that. Here is my shrimp's diet: On M-W-F, I feed Bacter AE + Shrimp Baby. On T-TH-S, I feed Shrimp Dinner. And on Sunday, I feed Shrimp King Protein to increase shrimp production. Water change is once a month because I have a ton of floating plants to keep Nitrate low. @sdlTBfanUK It's probably because of the low quality image so it makes some of the PRL babies' color turn black ? But there are no CBS at all in this shrimp tank