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Oooo. Yeah I'm keeping them around 6 plus for pH(more comfortable for the caridinas) and not too low. I'm too scared cause I have a few berried neocaridinas. Don't want them to start dropping their eggs. Off topic, but is there ways to stop a cherry shrimp from dropping its eggs? One of the yellow cherries I just bought from the seller was pregnant and she started dropping off her eggs few days later. [emoji24] Was hoping for her to be the matriarch of the yellows in my tank. [emoji17] I asked the seller what the parameters he kept them and it was similar ; tap water dechlorinated. Considering my country is quite small, the water from the tap shouldn't be too far off Sent from my SM-G781B using Tapatalk

The two supposedly wine reds(red King kong). Second picture is its view from the top. Sent from my SM-G781B using Tapatalk

Update: So I've seen a few babies but I am losing shrimp every couple weeks. I had 9 and am down to 6 but counted 5 babies this am. Also noticed that one or two of my females appears to have Scutariella (thanks for the post on parasites). Ordered Genchem no planaria today off Amazon to treat the problem. Water parameters are steady with pH of 7.6, gh 6.5, kh 3.7, TDS 169 and no ammonia, nitrate or nitrite. Those water parameters have held steady since mid Feb.