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Yes Consistent. As much as possible. Lower than 24 degC is better. Around 22degC is what I keep mine at all year round.

Do you mean master The temp need to be stable like 24c Like consistent temp?

Caridina are sensitive to temperature fluctuations and high temperatures. Anything above 25degC is a risk. Before you buy more, ask the seller/breeder what temps the shrimp are kept in. If you don't match the temperature they are kept in, the shrimp will not do well. It's not your DIY remineraliser. Even imperfect mix of Calcium and Magnesium will not kill shrimp. If you are serious about keeping Caridina in tropical temperatures, you need to invest in cooling and temperature controlled water. Keep the water below 24degC. Unless your tank was affected by disease, but you don't seem to describe any symptoms of disease. It's got to be the temperatures the tank gets up to.

Hi masters again Now im very confused right now I have a friend that buy 2 crs to me and he put it in neocaridina tank and now they have a shrimplets 😭😭 he have 20pcs shrimplets but 1 shrimplets survive. My question how?? 😭😭😭 How he do that caridina in neocaridina tank? The substrate that he use is garden soil and tera activa and silica sand😭😭😭 how master is that possible? 😭