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Hi all, I managed to save a good amount of eggs (70-80) from a golden neocaridina and am attempting to hatch them in an egg tumbler. I noticed that they started to grow a white fuzzy-like growth around them, which may be attributed to the clear membrane that I was too lazy to remove or the notorious, deadly fungal growth. I'm more-so experienced in raising Corydoras than shrimps, and these would be removed from the tumbler to avoid fouling the rest. However, I spoke to an experienced breeder who stated that she had successfully hatched ones like these, and so I thought that there would be no harm in trying (in a separate tumbler). I promptly removed the eggs and performed a dip in a diluted methylene blue bath. Will see how they go.

Hello Quick updates I have added about 3cm layer of technical soil over the manado because water parameters were deviating. KH & GH have stabilized in a couple of day. I have lots of babies running around (blacks, crs ... and probably tawain bees). Here are a few shots.