Help with near see through shrimp ID

[DickCleveland]

Please see attached Pics.

 

[Rickybobby]

Cool!

 

[Greg P]

Based on the leg patterns I want to say it's a baby banded coral shrimp
But I could be way off as the adults don't have patterned legs, just pincers

 

[DickCleveland]

I was initially thinking the same but I cannot find one that I can match specifically and I have seen some cleaner species that have similar markings and are near see through as well but they seem to all have more white markings on the body.

 

[Greg P]

Hopefully someone with more knowledge will jump in. What's the overall length?

 

[DickCleveland]

1.5 inchs excluding Antenna...He seems to perch on a rock a few inches above the sand with his two claws nearly together swinging back-and-forth left and right in unison like he’s holding a ball

 

[Greg P]

Great pics
Unless someone tells us otherwise ... coral banded

 

[DickCleveland]

Anyone else have any insights?

 

[Rubberfrog]

Was this a surprise discovery in your tank?

 

[eggplantparrot]

i got one too from Fragbox in Toronto.

guy said it was some kind of pacific cleaner shrimp.

Looks kind of like anton bruuni but with less markings.

 

[DickCleveland]

No the LFS near me is very unknowlagable regarding saltwater anything and the owner gives me what he can't ID if I am willing to take the item. This was one of three shrimp with this look this one was sharing a tank with another and then one was in a separate tank. They came in their order on Monday.

 

[DickCleveland]

I have now purchased the other two from the store. The one owner said they came in as an anemone shrimp...I haven’t seen any specific match. More pics

 

[Sosuke]

Looks like Urocaridella antonbruunii to me. A commensal anemone shrimp

 

[DickCleveland]

Any other inputs on the now three shrimp?

 

[DickCleveland]

After some time to watch the three they are Urocaridella antonbruunii, thank you for the help

 

[Nano925]

Anemone shrimp!