HELP!!! Pistol Shrimp Claw????

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Just pulled this out of my filter sponge and it kinda looks like a claw? Wondering if my pistol shrimp already lost one of its arms and how it may have happened? There’s no other fish in the tank. Will it grow back?

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Just pulled this out of my filter sponge and it kinda looks like a claw? Wondering if my pistol shrimp already lost one of its arms and how it may have happened? There’s no other fish in the tank. Will it grow back?

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Either lost it or may be old one from molting. You will know next time you see your shrimp
 
Could be a piece of a molt.

I don't see claw though, looks like some dead clam that was on a rock or in the substrate IMO. Maybe just got filtered after released from the sandbed.
 

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