Freshwater shrimps of the genus Neocaridina which are kept in captivity (aquarium) have "dirty" gills (visible through the transparent carapace). The "parasite" was not motile. Mortality was recorded. Is it a parasite, bacterial infection or what is it?
Prama Hartami
In the picture you sent, it doesn't look like a parasite of any type of animal. This object is more like dirt or moss attached to the gills. If it is true that the object is moss, then it is still classified as a phytoparasite. You have to confirm the object first before drawing conclusions.
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