How to do that?

Can invest in this , won't total remove them but will reduce their number significantly 
Gush Catch Pen > http://www.gush-aqua.com/product_v.php?g=1&c=0&p=20

What a sad day. Woke up to find 4 dead Malayan shrimps in my tank, then only realized I forgot to switch on the air pump the night before

I need air pumps because bio load in my tank is high as I keep 5 guppies in a 30cm tank and about 8-9 Malayan (totally no idea why everytime I notice fewer and fewer Malayan shrimps  )

Haven't noticed any bio film lately
I usually on before lighting period and off after lighting period. Or I'll make sure CO2 indicator turns lime green before turning it off.
IIRC your CO2 indicator is orange in colour right?

Use no planaria to nuke them.

On another note... migrated all my shrimps to the new tank. So far so good.

Leech are hitchhiking on plants and sometime on shrimp you bought.
They won't suddenly be born out of the soil. Feeding live food is one of the possible way to bring them into tank too.

They wont stay in one color. They keep on changing like season.

-how thick is your ADA soil ?
my ADA soil 2cm thick

-Did you add in any powder/liquid bacteria to aid in tank cycle?
yes. i put 5 ADA element below the soil.  Bacter 100, Clear super, Tourmaline BC, Penac P and Penac W

-and did you add in any new plant/moss few days or during the time you put in the shrimp?
Nope

-Have you done few large water change prior on getting the shrimp?
i do 50% water change two days before getting the shrimp

-Your shrimp swim/dash fast all over your tank before drop down and died? or they keep themselves under rock/plant all the time?
they keep themselves under rock/plant and sometimes swimming around

-How high is your tank temperature?
my range temperature between 26-29

i think my tank not fully cycled yet and ph too low

This is the second so blue Transparent blue malaya that i saw so far . Very Nice.

Very nice...had the same colour but changed.

Nice tank!!

Might be slowpoke here but just did the first glass cleaning for my MkII tank and tried those Daiso melamine foam as recommended by the singaporeans.

Must say its... AWESOME!!

I think my tank was infested with seed shrimp and planaria after adding in new plant.

Saw one white crawling worm (planaria perhaps) around the subtract and many small tiny white bug crawling around the subtract. (i assume is seed shrimp)

How to I get rid of them?

A little update on my Sulawesi tank, got 2 hours free time today to setup the tank.

Setup sequence and stuff used :
2ft Tank bottom > Benibachi Bacter Base > Benibachi Bee Max & Mineral Powder > around 2.5cm thick of Benibachi Fulvic soil > Soil Top lay 2kg of Benibachi Mineral rock & one big Alkaline type lava rock.
After filled with water ,run sponge filter and dose 30ml Benibachi Active Water to kick-start the bacteria for tank cycle.
Now the waiting game begin.

2kg mineral rock in there.  As soil is new ph still low. That why need that big alkaline lava rock to help buffer up ph.
Benibachi ph up is out of stock. Will use that later.
This tank need at least 3mth to ready for sulawesi.

Tank cycle is like 2-3week , can be hurried up if i want but not necessary cos i'm trying to build up the hair algae colony in it.
Tzuen , know any LFS selling that Sera sponge filter i use in the my tank?, the shop i getting from is out of stock, NA , East Aqua and 88 petsmart all don't have or ever sell that before cos of the price.

i choose sera cos of it compact efficient size and the grey sponge color, mr.park didn't sell sera sponge,
guess sponge usage is not that popular and sera brand price of rm36 for 60L capacity sponge not competitive enough,
but like ADA stuff, you pay for quality.
Every morning i take a peek at the small hair algae patch, it like not growing , phew... algae also not easy to cultivate,
need other elements for it to boom. already dose 2 x fert , light on 24 hrs.

no need to pre-wet it, since you are using the ugf system then put a thin layer of soil like 1cm thick on top of bacter base then dust the B100 then cover by the rest of the soil.

ugf -> bacter base -> thin layer of soil -> B100 -> rest of the soil.

It depend on which brand of UGF you getting, i'm using Aquadene brand of UGF, very good quality, around rm20 for 2ft size, it can break into 4 pcs half feet size plate.


I personally don't like rounded edge tank, if i have to get one, when displaying will use the curved side as behind tank.

hurm
my second attempt to have shrimp in my tank fail today
all shrimp die after 1 hour in the tank
i already acclimate the shrimp for 2 hour
the tank already cycle for 2 month

i think something wrong with my tap water....