Need help with pistol shrimp ID!

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Hey all! New here, I purchased what was labeled “pistol shrimp” from a website. I am not sure what kind of shrimp I got, any help appreciated! I have posted the picture from the website and a few pics of my actual shrimp, I really wanted it to pair with a YWG but I would like to figure out the ID before I purchase a goby.

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Hard to tell from the pictures, but it looks like a faded Randall's. I had one paired with a yasha haza in my last tank.
 
i have a pair of these same shrimp i caught mine wild and they have made hundreds of little babies so far my tank is full of them now all in my substrate , my LR, everything i think i may try and raise them
 

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