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Here's one for you all.... Caught a few of my shrimp and noticed this funny stuff all over them (it was on my thermometer and ropes as well, so I doubt it parasitic). I'm guessing the blue color is from the aquashade I added. My guess is it's insect eggs? If so, they should apparently be of no concern as they'll be gone when the shrimp molts. Here's one of the shrimp 
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My guess would be a young clam? The investment in a compound microscope would be a good idea for anyone raising fish. What kind of market do you have for the shrimp? I know that they are doing some work with growing the shrimp out in Southern Illinois and having a shrimp boil festival with the locals getting involved in the harvest. Search through the campus website for the aquaculture department. Dr. Chris Kohler would be a good contact.
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