RCS food?

[fishface]

I have RCS in 2 planted tanks with algae and driftwood - 1 tank with Baryancistrus beggini (blue/blue-fin panaque) and 1 tank with Ancistrus ranunculus (Medusa catfish).  The catfish are fed Repashy Soilent Green, Morning Wood, Super Green, and occasionally Spawn N Grow.  Also fresh veggies 5-7 times a week.  My water is very hard; every time I try to do GH/KH I end up losing track when I get to 3 figures, so just go with HR Ph at 8+.)  Ammonia = 0, nitrite = 0, nitrate = 40.

 

So, my question is - should I be feeding anything else for the shrimp?  

[Fishprinceofca]

I have shrimp in a planted community tank, as well, and they are thriving without additional food. Sometimes I throw in an occasional treat, like an algae wafer, or a Borneo Wild Frenzy pad, but they're fine subsisting on what's already in the tank.

[fishface]

That's good to hear!  It seemed to me that would be sufficient but I have NO experience with shrimp so thought it wise to check 

[Pokeshrimp]

If you're not against leaf litter you can toss some in to make sure they have enough to eat.

[fishface]

I do have mulberry trees that have never been sprayed / treated with anything.  And I live in the country and nothing near me has been sprayed either.  

[jem_xxiii]

I do have mulberry trees that have never been sprayed / treated with anything.  And I live in the country and nothing near me has been sprayed either.  

 those would probably help with feeding the shrimp as well.