I'd say not really. It's sooo small that I can't really make it out. I don't have a way to magnify it either.
I looked up the mysis shrimp and it did not match. I am sure it's a pod of some kind. I would just like to know which one.
I think that would be cool, but a stretch. I don't have pistol shrimp. It's been a month or more since I added a coral. Would it survive a Bayer dip? I dip everything!
I think you hit the nail on the head. I think there's a good chance that it is a isopod, but which one is another question.
Are they bad?
What do you make of this photo? Do you think it's a baby shrimp? I found this during a dip.
Very good but not easy to care for but can be accomplished. The anemone Shrimp is a commensal shrimp commonly found living on sea anemones, and hard corals such as Euphyllia sp. Their near transparency allows anemone Shrimp to virtually disappear within their surroundings, making them a hidden treasure to find in reef aquariums. They are well-suited for smaller nano-style reef aquariums. In their natural habitat, anemone Shrimp also avoid predators by forming symbiotic relationships with stinging anemones, acclimating within their host's tendrils by chemically camouflaging themselves.
