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Just wash it as a dish and rince it with warm tap water.

-Turn your ecosphere upside down (with something helping it to not fall) and open it. New gas exchang and some food will help your shrimp.
-At the same time, begin a new tank, it's really not complicated, juste dont overfeed.

Do they swim like zigzag spiral in the swiming direction (ringed worm) or laterally (nematoda)?

Do something like the Walstad method or the french natural aquarium: you fill your tank once with good water and (almost) never change it.

Immature eggs (ovaries). During the next mold they will become red and will migrate to the legs.

I have babies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10h5Bmv8PY8

you mean those horned nerites breed in captivity?

Please try to make better pictures, maybe outside of the water. Pictures of the operculum and shell opening will be helpfull.

No, but please make some picture.

This may be of interest, even if its not about density in the wild.
http://scholarspace.manoa.hawaii.edu/bi ... =1#page=51

I saw some very similar illness on a german FB group

It IS a moquito, probably Culex from the anatomy, maybe An,opheles if it hang horizontally.

Mustafa wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2017 4:08 pm I would stop feeding it. Red is weird for Spirulina..it's supposed to be entirely dark green.

No mustafa, it's really full of carotenoids, wich can get in the water faster than chlorophylla. There is nothing bad, it happens with some bags of spirulina.

All softned waters are suitable, the chemical differences between them are too smalls to do anything. BUT containers for "eau déminéralisée" for ironing are not made of food quality plastics and may be harmfull to drink or make live something in. Most petstores give RO water for free or at...

Yes its mosquito, several species can breed in brackish water.