If you want all 20 of them to survive them separate them… My shrimps breed like rabbits and I end up with more than I want even without separating them.
If you have lots of plants and other hiding spaces, at least a few of them will survive. If you’re wanting a large batch then yes, you will want to separate them
Shrimp don’t “lay eggs” they hold them until they hatch, and all fish eat baby shrimp. Just got to have a lot a places to hide for them like a chollo log. I think that’s how you spell it it’s a hallo log that they can hide in.
I unintentionally bred these in my tank and ended up with like 200 🤣🤦 But I also have a ton of hiding spots (densely planted, with wood and tons of hiding spots). If you don’t have a ton of spots for them to hide and want a ton of them to survive, then you could move her if you like. But if you have lots of plants, you should be able to raise quite a few in-tank.
If you want all 20 of them to survive them separate them… My shrimps breed like rabbits and I end up with more than I want even without separating them.
If you have lots of plants and other hiding spaces, at least a few of them will survive. If you’re wanting a large batch then yes, you will want to separate them
Shrimp don’t “lay eggs” they hold them until they hatch, and all fish eat baby shrimp. Just got to have a lot a places to hide for them like a chollo log. I think that’s how you spell it it’s a hallo log that they can hide in.
Yes seperare them, your tertras and guppies will leave non if you don’t.
I unintentionally bred these in my tank and ended up with like 200 🤣🤦 But I also have a ton of hiding spots (densely planted, with wood and tons of hiding spots). If you don’t have a ton of spots for them to hide and want a ton of them to survive, then you could move her if you like. But if you have lots of plants, you should be able to raise quite a few in-tank.