Unless your goal is to breed shrimps there is nothing much you need to do. Breeders don't tolerate them as they will compete for food with shrimps and you don't want that in a breeding tank for obvious reasons. It all depends what you are after.Good or bad?
I have thousands of them spring out of nowhere. Even though im reading they are beneficial there seems to be dozens of ways to get rid of them. They dont bother me, and if anything the tank with them in is looking good.
Im not after a colony for selling, but do want them to thrive. I never thought of them being in competition for food. I have noticed a small drop off in shrimp numbers, but that was before these arrived, and mainly due to me cutting back on the food. I have started to feed more so will keep an eye on it. Was toying with he idea of adding some fish in there to thin their numbers out. I suppose it will be a compromise at the end of the day as id like to see the tank go through its own process.Unless your goal is to breed shrimps there is nothing much you need to do. Breeders don't tolerate them as they will compete for food with shrimps and you don't want that in a breeding tank for obvious reasons. It all depends what you are after.