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Contribute to Neocaridina knowledge

You do not need to be an expert to make the library better. A clear question, a carefully bounded observation and a source that changes a claim are different contributions. Choose the path that matches what you actually have.

Useful disagreement is welcome. A correction, null result or contrary observation is not disloyalty. It will not change an order, live-arrival claim, access to public guides or moderation of unrelated participation.

Teaching demand

I have a question the library does not route

Ask one anonymous keeper question for private editorial review. A moderator may publish a de-identified teaching answer and link the governing guide or evidence gap.

Ask the question desk

A question can improve teaching or open a research need. It is not evidence by popularity.

Teaching clarity

A guide did not answer my question

Find the detailed guide, then use its anonymous clarity check. Say whether it gave you a next action and what kind of explanation remains missing.

Find the guide

No email, public post, testimonial or evidence claim.

Community observation

I recorded something in one tank

Use one current protocol for a feeding response, fixed-view juvenile count or exuvia sighting. Preserve the unit, method, outcome, missing data and relationship disclosure.

Open the observation notebook

Manual review can publish only a de-identified moderator summary. It remains an observation.

Evidence review

I found a source or a claim that may be wrong

Identify the exact public sentence, stable source, what its methods or results show, proposed bounded wording and any relevant relationship.

Challenge the evidence

Every substantive review receives a finite outcome, including no change.

What each path can become

PathIdentity collectedPublic outputEvidence ceilingWithdrawal
Keeper questionNone requested Moderator-written de-identified question, answer and guide or evidence-gap link Editorial demand signal, not biological evidence Use the private receipt to request withdrawal or deletion review
Guide clarityNone requestedNone Private editorial signalAn editor can redact optional text; no public record exists
Tank observationPrivate review email; optional public credit Moderator-written de-identified summary only after acceptance Community observation, not a controlled study or pooled result Use the private receipt to request withdrawal or deletion review
Evidence challengePrivate review email; optional public credit Moderator-written summary, final outcome, claim and source links Evidence-review decision; a submission is not proof or a vote Use the private receipt to request withdrawal before or after review

Our commitments

Read how sources, AI assistance, review dates and corrections are governed.

Our conflict is visible: Molt & Moss publishes this resource and intends to sell shrimp and supplies. A seller is not an independent certifier of its own products. Commercial benefit cannot substitute for a source, measured outcome, outside replication or independent adoption.

What we ask from contributors

Helping someone in a public discussion? Use the bounded community reply standard to keep scope, support, limitation, action, source and disclosure together.

Moderation, questions and withdrawal

Spam, threats, impersonation, private information, copyright abuse, undisclosed advertising and content outside the selected protocol may be removed or marked not usable. Criticism, disagreement, commercial relationships and unexpected results are not removal reasons by themselves. A disclosed relationship changes interpretation, not whether the person may contribute.

Keep a private receipt. To question a decision, correct contact information or ask for withdrawal, email hello@moltandmoss.com with the receipt. Review is manual and no response time is guaranteed.

There is no contributor leaderboard, expert badge or volume reward. The goal is a more inspectable hobby record, not a contest for certainty.

Not emergency care. Do not wait for moderation or a reply when livestock face an active oxygen, temperature, nitrogen or chemical-exposure event. Use the health-triage guide and appropriate local professional help.