Green Stick Shrimp?

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Ok, here's a good one for you guys:
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As you can see there's multiples of them. They don't really swim well and are more apt to just walk around. Got them in a bag of amphipods from a seller here in Florida. what the heck ARE THEY?!?
 
They are both isopods. The "stick" ones are munid isopods. Wild guess on the other is some type of Sphaeromatid isopod. Neither should be a problem and can be part of your CUC.
 
They are both isopods. The "stick" ones are munid isopods. Wild guess on the other is some type of Sphaeromatid isopod. Neither should be a problem and can be part of your CUC.
Yeah, the pill bugs I'm not worried about, it's the stick like isopods that concern me. They "may" be munnids but to be fair, the munnids I have in my tank are MUCH smaller than these and they've been in there for a while, especially in the sump. The guys move nothing like those and don't have the same physiology as the ones in my tank and sump...
 
How big are the "stick" ones? I can do some more checking. These are from Florida waters, correct?
 
How big are the "stick" ones? I can do some more checking. These are from Florida waters, correct?
They're about 6 to 8mm long? More or less...

Foxy fish sells leaf shrimp i think it is.
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Yeah, unfortunately el goog doesn't show anything but amanos and neocaridina when I searched for leaf shrimp
 

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