Berried Shrimp Help

[WillR1496]

One of my red cherry's is berried. Never had a berried shrimp before and was wondering if I should do anything special or just let nature take its course.

Tank: Fluval Spec 2.6g. I already blocked off the slots weeks ago so no shrimp can get through them. Should I put the sponge back on the outflow part of the filter or will the current be okay for them (it's on the lowest setting)?
Fish: None in the tank. Just 3 horned nerite snails.
WC: was done last Friday and it was a 50% water change as I'm trying to remove the gravel to switch it out. I used that time to also rearrange the moss and driftwood so there are easier spots to get to hide. And I trimmed the hornwort and removed the old portions.
Temp: roughly 72-74 degrees

 

[richiep]

No special requirements, outlets flow doesn't need a sponge and you've blocked the grills, 50%water change is way to much in my books you can cause yourself shrimp problems, ide start reducing it 15 to 25% a week, 24ish days you should have young but will disappear for a week or so if you have cover Edit temperature is fine as well

 

[LMO]

I added parts of Indian almond leaves when I had shrimplets as this provides biofilm for them to feed on.

 

[Jack B Nimble]

Do nothing as they will die with changes. Add bacter AE as they don't travel far to eat like 3cm travel. Consistancy is key with temp and water conditions best a tds meter as well.

 

[Jellibeen]

I agree that Bacter AE is great for shrimplets!