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You obviously do not know what you are talking about
First you need to determine what hardness is best for the shrimp.
Then you need to find out how hard your tap water is
Next you need to check the bottled water ( did you know bottled water can range from 3 to 14 in PH)
Now you need to mix tap water and bottled water, let it settle then you need to test hardness again and adjust as needed to reach your target range.
Its a lot more complicated than just add a bit of this to a bit of that.
Coming from a guy with a Bunch of shrimp, and shrimp background, I didn't give misinformation. and that's a fact, take it the PM's if you want to rate all my posts disagree in all the forums btw, it spammed my Alerts "Nickau has disliked 8 comments" dude don't be so immature please, spamming me wont solve anything I mean really. Also I didn't say "Yea just mix up some randomly measured amount of hard or soft water?" you're shoving words into my mouth. Also my greatest apologies julielynn47 for this tiny off topic, thing, to come into your issue.Sorry julielynn
I was just trying to correct the misinformation posted by BettaBettas
How much would you mix? Would you need a TDS meter? or is near enough good enough, Shrimp also need stable water conditions, Just doing it by eye will cause water parameters to fluctuate.