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I had success separating them when they were young. The males usually aren’t interested in the females until they get to a certain size.

They’re sold as feeder shrimp here, too, but the ones sold as feeders are often sick.

Ghost shrimp have very specific requirements for breeding, so that isn’t likely. However, red cherry shrimp will breed in a heated freshwater tank and have some very fun colors, if you can keep the tank clean and prevent fish from eating their babies.

I used to breed guppies for fun. However, I had so many issues with them randomly dying young that I stopped breeding them. I would definitely recommend getting another tank so you can separate the males from the females if the population starts to get out of control (which can definitely happen).