Candy Cane Pistol Shrimp molting issues

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Hi all,

My Candy cane pistol shrimp is experiencing issues molting I believe.

It looks 'hazy' and lost its front claws. I found it on its side, it eventually flipped (It only flipped because I went near it with a tool to see if it was the molt.) and ran around the tank, and settled in a corner.
I still see the little legs moving.

Anything I can do to help it molt or is it a goner?
 
I can’t help with the question but I can bump the thread to see if we can get you some help
 
I’m dealing with the same problem right now, did you solve it or did the shrimp sadly pass.
 

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