Remove pregnant peppermint shrimps?

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I have 4 peppermint shrimp in my tank, at least two apparently are preparing for birth. I just noticed the eggs last night. Was considering getting a little tank for them, or is this not necessary? I just don’t know if a flood of little shrimp larve won’t get into the pumps and filters, or if they die, wreck the tank parameters? I didn’t expect to be a shrimp grandpa so soon
 
Was considering getting a little tank for them, or is this not necessary? I just don’t know if a flood of little shrimp larve won’t get into the pumps and filters, or if they die, wreck the tank parameters?
You need a little tank for them, yeah - they'll get eaten, killed by equipment, or just starve in the main tank; they wouldn't hurt the parameters at all though.

The link below could help you figure out what to do:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/b...ns-mediterrane-rock-pool-shrimp-guide.937215/
 
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