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Is molting shrimp a good sign?

Asked: Annick, Last Updated:

Molting is a very good sign. Mine molts maybe once a month. They do need iodine to help with the process and this is typically replenished when you do water changes. On the other hand, iodine is used by almost everything in your tank and skimming removes it as well.

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