Sexy Shrimps missing

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Hi new to the forums, I recently added two sexy shrimp to my 10 gallon reef tank, I acclimated them for 20 minutes. When they were added in they swam to the bottom and hid in my rock work. Its been three days and I haven't seen one, what are the chances they died in my rock work and how badly would this pollute the tank since im not going remove my rocks ? My tank is 1 year old, it as 2 ocellaris clowns and 1 Court Jester goby. As for other inverts a Turbo, Nassarius, Cerith and a Nerite. I have never had anything die in my tank yet so this a first for me and not to sure If I should just continue weekly water change + just daily check ammonia just in case, just checked my ammonia and its at 0.
 
They can become meals for nearly any fish if they are small enough. Did you have an anemone to host them?
 
They can become meals for nearly any fish if they are small enough. Did you have an anemone to host them?
I have no anemones just some soft corals currently. I read that Clowns can attack them when I did add them my clowns saw them but didn't do anything unless at night they did something.
 
I added some in my nano. They all got eaten Im pretty sure. They started disappearing. Never saw a nitrite/ammonia spike. Pretty sure my hermits ate them before they could do anything
 

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