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My experience is to have good flow through filter and to only add shrimp to a mature tank that has been setup for some months :) Some shrimp are easier than others to keep. One of the easiest is the cherry shrimp.

Sorry i must have missed the post where you said that they turned pink! How long have you had the tank setup, they don't really like newish tanks! Cherry's are really hardy, they don't need heaters, mine survive and breed even at 15 deg. Try one of the products the others have mentioned for...

Hummm... Are you sure that they are dying and not hiding! Only if the dead shrimp is white, it may be a molt. When a shrimp dies it normally goes pink same colour as a cooked prawn!

No plus or minus benefit here, just your view :) Somewhere between 6 and 8 hours, depending on where the tank is positioned in relation to direct sunlight or bright light Co2 (carbon) will always be a benefit to your plants, As for which type, if you plan on keeping shrimp some people have...

Oh and for future refrence! The assassin snail will hunt them down and kill them when your population becomes to big!!!

1 up for me :D Some more info on them http://www.aquahobby.com/gallery/e_Mela ... culata.php

My Choco's are about twice the size of normal cherrys see here viewtopic.php?f=23&t=22790&start=10 i would imagine that Sakura's are the red version of the choco's i have. No where near the size of a bamboo shrimp but close to a Amano

I can only find foreign suppliers for the bee shrimp, i am interested in some SS 0r SSS grade red bumble bee shrimp, but can't find any in this country. There are however planty of Bumble bee black and red at my LFS but they are grades A+ Does anyone know where i could get some good grade bee...