Duncan vs sexy shrimp

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The pic is of a Duncan that has done well in my tank for 1+ years. A few weeks ago, I got half a dozen sexy shrimp. They ended up around and on the Duncan when I first put them in the tank and it shriveled up like that. I haven't seen the sexy shrimp since the second day after I put them in. But the Duncan is still clearly unhappy.

Are my sexy shrimp alive and bothering the Duncan?

What can I do for the Duncan?

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Can you confirm they're still around?
I can now. It's been almost a month since I put them in, but I've just seen one for the first time since the day after intro.

Alas, the Duncan has one head totally retracted and the other still has its tentacles brunched up. I fear it's a goner.

Sexy shrimp is kinda cute through.
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