Sorry to hear about your shrimp. If it wasn't a contaminated bucket, or chlorinated water, the only things that I can think of is that the water temp was way off, or that there was an abundance of nitrogen in the water that commonly happens in winter.
All my shrimps died.
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I meant CO2 dissolved in the tap water. Sometimes there is a lot and if you have plants you will see them start producing a lot of O2 after a water change. As said before could the temps have fluctuated?
I not an expert by far but like what others have mentioned, I think it a contaminate. Could be from the bucket or even maybe something that you got or spilled on your hands.
What kind of shrimp were they?
How much water did you change?
how much did the temperature change when you did the W/C?
How much water did you change?
how much did the temperature change when you did the W/C?
