Pistol shrimp shaking/swaying

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I have a tiger pistol/ yellow goby combo. They get along great and are with each other 24/7, but my pistol shrimp is not shaking or swaying while standing still and I’m not sure if this is normal. If a video would help I can try and take one.
 
This is what the shrimp is doing that I’m asking about.
 

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My Pistol shrimp doesn’t sway. The goby sways his tail to tell the shrimp to get back.
Not pistol but other shrimp dance I can’t think what ones
 
This is what the shrimp is doing that I’m asking about.
Wow I have a yashi goby and pistol shrimp pair for 6 years now Very active never seen that before

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