Aleš Lombergar

Whoa, talk about a bunch of….

Anyway, your ghost is berried–that is, carrying eggs. New eggs are usually olive green and as they mature they turn khaki colored. When they are about to hatch, you can usually see tiny little black specks inside each egg (the babies’ eyes). (Mom will carry the eggs for 3-4 weeks, depending on how warm the water is.) When the babies hatch, they are totally helpless and hang in mid- to upper water and look a lot like mosquito larvae. They have very small little legs but they can’t move too fast or too far very fast. Fish and even adult ghost shrimp will eat them so provide a lot of floating, leafy plants for them to hide in. They’ll eat infusoria and small lifeforms in the water (newborn daphnia, other tiny rotifers and plankton) and you can feed foods that remain in mid-water (that is, don’t float on the water surface where the larvae can’t get to it, but don’t sink to the bottom either). You can also feed live newborn brine shrimp but be careful not to pollute the tank since doing water changes is tricky with those little guys hanging around. They’ll molt a few times, getting bigger each time. After about 2-3 weeks, they’ll molt into junior ghost shrimp (look just like the adults but way smaller) and will hide in the mulm on the bottom of the tank until they grow big enough not to look like food to the adult shrimp anymore.

wow i don’t even know what a ghost glass shrimp is

Yes they could be her eggs, or snail eggs.Either way you probably wont see them hatch as shrimp eat they’re babies.

they will hatch when they are ready lol

do you mean ghost shrimp. it is most likely snails shell’s.