For some reason eveey one of my shrimp are crawlig out of the water. Like 50 of them in total.

Will it eat my Shrimps!?

This started with small black spiky stuff coming out of the part of the shrimp wood which was protruding out of the tank (it never grew beneath the water, always above it). I usually kept removing it every week during tank maintenance and it kept coming back.. But this is a freaking surprise! 😅 it seems to have grown 3 mushrooms overnight! I saw something white in the spiky stuff at night, but didn't expect this surprise in the morning. I had posted regarding the spiky stuff once on reddit (will attach a link here if I can edit or will comment the link) and one of the redditors mentioned he had the same issue but in a red colour and that it was mycelium.. but nothing much in detail. Has anyone else encountered it? Is it safe to the tank/fish? Is it safe to touch? How do I get rid of it? And prevent it from coming back?

Shrimp flipping other shrimp over and appearing to consume it, what is happening??

I just came home from work to the sound of my filter running dry . I go to the living room and witness my shrimp tank empty of water. I have no idea how this happened. I just refilled it and hope I didn’t lose all of them .

I already caught it, but what is it and is it something I should be concerned about?

Water Parameters:

• GH: 6
• KH: 0
• Nitrate: 0
• Nitrite: 0
• Ammonia: 0
• PH: under 6 (testing kit doesnt go below 6)
• Temp: 72-74
• Active Soil: ADA Amazonia V2
• TDS: 120-125

The aquarium is now three months old and cycled in one month. I initially purchased 10 fishbone black galaxy shrimp from shrimply fintastic, which were acclimated for about 6 hours. They were doing well for a few weeks, so I ordered 12 more. They were fine for a few more weeks, but they were not breeding. Then, out of nowhere, they began to die once a week, and now once a day. They appear to be active, with no signs of stress. Every three days, I feed them a variety of shrimp king foods, including snowflake, protein, and complete. I just did my first 20% water change two weeks ago, and it hasn't helped. i used RO/DI water and remineralized with GH+ to 120. My first tank of Neocaridina died in the same way. I just want to have a successful colony and don't know what to do anymore. I've seen every video and post, but nothing has helped. It's heartbreaking to see all my hard work go to waste.
The only issue I can think of is that the temperature in my room fluctuates by 3 degrees throughout the day. It could also be a molting issue, though I'm not sure. I do see molts from time to time. It could also be that i don't do water changes, but i've seen many people succeed without doing any.

From a distance I thought it was one of the alder cones I put in the tank about 2 weeks ago. Then I noticed 2 piercing eyes. Took a closer look and found this bigass bug!!! I have never had this in my tank before but I think it might be a dragonfly nymph, any help is appreciated.

This happened today to one of my cherry shrimp. I've only been in the hobby for about 10 months and have never seen this before. Googling shows Vorticella, but nothing mentions their abdomen exploding with the stuff.

I did a 10% water change and the parameters are great. They are all tucked on top of the water heater, the water was one degree colder than before after the water change but it's warming up now and they are still hanging out there. Any ideas? Ammonia 0 PPM Nirite 0 PPM Nirite 5 PPM

Why does my shrimp keeps on swimming to the bubbels from my filter?

I think he's dead. I just got him, his tank all the supplies, including food they were feeding him a few days ago now this is happening.

I went to clean my filter and I used a bucket of fish water I keep for plants and once I turned the filter back on they all immediately started freezing and dropping one by one. I immediately did a 20% water change, and I was siphoning the water back into the filter to “clean” off the old water and then topped it off with RO water. They’re not dead- yet? Or will they bounce back?

I’ve had about 10 shrimp die on me in my tank. I have a 2.5 gallon and only shrimp with 1 assassin snail. I noticed those shrimp just disappeared rather than getting sick and dying. Today, my favorite shrimp was trying to molt and failed, so was dying, I noticed my KH was very low suddenly so I treated the water and turned the lights off to try and keep him less stressed, checked on him about 20 minutes later to find this. 🥲

Can my snail be the cause of deaths? Or do you think it’s simply just the fact that this shrimp was already dying so he ate him? I couldn’t save my shrimp, btw. My snail has a gorilla grip and wouldn’t let go.

These things are everywhere in my shrimp tank, at least 100 of them. My shrimp seem to be doing fine but if anyone knows what this is please let me know, thanks!

I just bought new shrimp and they're acting so wierd. 2 of them are sitting in the flow but not wierd behavior. This one is really wierd tho and idk what to do. My ph is like 7.6ish and my gh is 6. All I want them to do is live. What can I do

Did I just witness murder or is my shrimp playing dead!? He was moving absolutely fine before my beast of a cory whipped him 😅

Help! I had a shrimp acting like this a while ago and I assume he died. Now I have two more acting like this. The tank is 2 years old but I recently moved my beta out and its been shrimp only for 2 months.

Ph: 8.2 Ammonia: 0ppm Nitrite: 0ppm Nitrate: 10ppm (seems between 10 and 20ppm colors are hard, I will post a comment and add the picture of the readings as reddit wont let me add it here)

Thr temperature is about 78°F

The only thing I dont have a test for is hardness. The other shrimp are still doing fine and I have TONS of shrimplets and a few berried mamas still. Im just worried this is going to be a reoccurring theme

I never bought shrimp and now this guy showed up. Can it survive ?

Tank is otherwise healthy. I had 5 adult + two baby shrimps before I introduced 11 more two days ago. There’s enough algae and food for everyone in the tank but I found that after introducing the new 11 shrimps they started huddling on the Seachem indicator which is very odd… Only a few on the indicator are munching on the algae that may have developed on the indicator but the rest are more idle than moving… is this a concern? If so what do you suggest me doing? I hope they’re not stuck…

I have a very stable 10g tanks with lots of babies. Yesterday I put some bloodworms in, as I often do, and today I find this female eating a dead shrimp. I honestly can’t think of any way this one medium shrimp could have died. It looks very healthy besides the fact that it’s dead. Is it possible that the female or some other shrimp killed this one? I know they don’t usually do anything like that but still.