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Hi,

I wanna ask more experienced ppl out thr on how to keep my cleaner shrimp healthy. Basically I initiated hyposalinity treatment on my other fishes due to ich and they are kept in another tank. Questions I have are:

1) Do I need to drop some food into my display tank for the cleaner shrimp or will it scavenge 'old' food left over since I removed the fish?

2) What are the chances of the shrimp living in an environment void of fishes for say 4-6 weeks? (Typical hypo treatment duration)

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Hi,

I wanna ask more experienced ppl out thr on how to keep my cleaner shrimp healthy. Basically I initiated hyposalinity treatment on my other fishes due to ich and they are kept in another tank. Questions I have are:

1) Do I need to drop some food into my display tank for the cleaner shrimp or will it scavenge 'old' food left over since I removed the fish?

It will scavenge left over food. But if there's no longer left over food, say, you no longer feed food into that tank, then put in some pellets for the cleaner shrimp to feast.

2) What are the chances of the shrimp living in an environment void of fishes for say 4-6 weeks? (Typical hypo treatment duration)

As above, throw some food in. pellet/frozen food etc each day. Best to feed it before its being starved.

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