Baby shrimp

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I've had a single Cleaner Shimp (Lysmata amboinensis) hatch babies many times in my tank. I can see the babies at night with a flashlight.... they are always gone by the next morning. Same holds true for a Clownfish pair that are also in the tank.
 
I've had a single Cleaner Shimp (Lysmata amboinensis) hatch babies many times in my tank. I can see the babies at night with a flashlight.... they are always gone by the next morning. Same holds true for a Clownfish pair that are also in the tank.
Hopefully some survive in the live rock. But I have a mandarin so she'll get most hiding.
Next time I'll skim them out and put in QT
 
I've had a single Cleaner Shimp (Lysmata amboinensis) hatch babies many times in my tank. I can see the babies at night with a flashlight.... they are always gone by the next morning. Same holds true for a Clownfish pair that are also in the tank.
Be keeping a few of those. Expensive here.
 

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