I have had glass shrimp and Amano shrimp for several months and lost none due to my weekly 40% water changes. Now that I have changed brands of Chlorine/Chloramine removers, I find several dead shrimp the day after each water change. I have very few left. I realize freshwater shrimp are very sensitive to ammonia.
First, I change my water directly from the tap using a python. RO water is not an option I want to pursue. I then add the chlorine remover as it is being filled. My tap water has chloramines in it.
My old chlorine remover: Wardley's Chlor Out
New Chlorine remover: Jungle Insto Chlor
Both are advertised to remove chloramines. Anybody have any experience with such a problem?
First, I change my water directly from the tap using a python. RO water is not an option I want to pursue. I then add the chlorine remover as it is being filled. My tap water has chloramines in it.
My old chlorine remover: Wardley's Chlor Out
New Chlorine remover: Jungle Insto Chlor
Both are advertised to remove chloramines. Anybody have any experience with such a problem?