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Same! If a snail gets close, it’s a goner. But their shells support the caves and keep it from collapsing. My red fire shrimp got too close to the cave and I guess pistol shot him. I heard the noise and then the red shrimp was laying on its back. I have a new one now and I’m hoping he stays far away from the caves.My wife said they should put pistol shrimp in charge of highway construction. Mine moves sand all day every day. He makes a new door every day. Warning, mine kills every snail that gets close and uses the shells as decorations and doors.

Buy it a Goby. It will feel safer since they have a symbolic relationship. The shrimp can’t see well, so the Gobi keeps watch at the cave entrance while the shrimp does the work. They share the cave.Always fun to watch... I accidentally bought a pistol shrimp that was too "young" and it just lives in the rockwork now... Will need it to get bigger before it starts pushing sand.
my goby is just wandering around alone lolBuy it a Goby. It will feel safer since they have a symbolic relationship. The shrimp can’t see well, so the Gobi keeps watch at the cave entrance while the shrimp does the work. They share the cave.
It took mine a couple weeks to find each other but once they did they haven't left each other.my goby is just wandering around alone lol
The pistol shrimp is up in the rockwork
it’s been over a year for me.It took mine a couple weeks to find each other but once they did they haven't left each other.