My shrimp died after molting

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My shrimp died after molting I got my fire shrimp like 2 months ago and everything was ok till a few days ago it was molting but when it finished it look like it shrunk then died the next day
 
My shrimp died after molting I got my fire shrimp like 2 months ago and everything was ok till a few days ago it was molting but when it finished it look like it shrunk then died the next day
Molting is a stressful time, however, sometimes after molting a shrimp is much less active, may hide, etc.
 
Molting is a stressful time, however, sometimes after molting a shrimp is much less active, may hide, etc.
I found it’s what j in thought to be molt but I think it’s the shrimp this time because it looked like there was flesh attached
 
I found it’s what j in thought to be molt but I think it’s the shrimp this time because it looked like there was flesh attached
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Sorry I don't understand this sentence.
OH I think I get it - you are wondering if you could be looking at the body since there was 'something' attached. I don't think you can tell. If you found the 'skin' and then another 'thing' - its the shrimp died if you just found the skin - the shrimp will re-appear in a couple days
 
I’m sorry can’t type right now I ment I found the body and I know it’s the body because it’s shell is covered in flesh
 

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