Are you feeding the tank any BBS/pods/etc. for the babies to eat?
I feed the fish (clowns x 2 and YWG) frozen brine shrimp and I also give the tank a mixture of some Hikari Seaweed Extreme and Hikari pellets that are supposed to be for carnivore fish (can't remember name). The pellets all sink relatively quickly.
I dont presume to know what OP and that shrimp did together. That's their business.
If any survive with that, let us know - typically you need live prey for larvae to feed on, as most larvae just don't eat unless the food is a specific size and moves in a specific way (and they need a specific nutritional profile to survive too). For shrimp aquaculture, they (at least typically) use baby brine shrimp for this until the larval shrimp are about 2 weeks old, at which point they start adding things like small pellet foods to the diet as well.
The baby brine shrimp is live for aquaculture, not frozen or freeze-dried. It's typically hatched on site in a brine shrimp hatchery, then the proper stage of brine shrimp is collected and fed to the larvae. (Frozen, freeze-dried, etc. brine shrimp wouldn't move, so they wouldn't entice a lot of species' larvae to eat.)
I see now. I don’t think there is any chance of getting some of these where I am.
