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There are a few products meant to help, melafix and stress coat that can be added but I'm not all that sure they really DO anything much. I woud just keep an eye at this stage as they may just get healthier over time as they are now in a properly set up tank. Just keep a close eye on them though as tey may be sick and you don't want them to infect the others. I have bought fish before with torn tails but they soon pick up and the tears fix themselves! Fingers crossed they are ok but if the LFS is going ut of business they probably had too many other things on their mind than caring perfectly for the fish? Simon

Thank you very much. I am very excited to be part of this forum. Last week I bought my first 4 neocaridina shrimp, 2 blue and 2 red and already had to deal with Scutariella Japonica. After about 4 days of treatment with Seachem Paraguard the bugs are gone and the shrimp are healthy. Also, one of the red ones is full of eggs. I have learned so much in such short amount of time and these shrimp are fun to watch. Thank you again.

Wow! I think I missed this post and I thought I read everything in the forum! Great work Jayc - as always!

I am getting my GH+ from a guy in Sydney, my mate is getting his from him too. He is getting it from a shrimp breeder/exporting facility in Taiwan. Got the 800 grams mid March and all is good. Happy to enquire if he has more if anyone is interested.

Hi All, Question my LFS is going curbside pick up RN with the Rona so i dont get a chance to go pick out the fish myself I got two otos and 5 Neon Tetras. They were drip-acclimated over a 2 hour period but since i picked them up I saw they were noticably paler than my other 3 otos. Upon closer inspection it looks like their tails are a little beat up and their gills are working overtime. I would like to give them a fighting chance. Any advice? Thoughts?