The research in genetically modifying crustaceans is not very advanced. Your egg-taking method would not work, because you need not-yet fertilized eggs. As soon as they are on the female shrimps body it is too late. I have read an article about crayfish. Here they cut hole in the carapace and injected the dna via a virus carrier I think directly in the ovaries. That did work.
I do not know what the situation is like in the USA, but here in Germany you would have to go through a lot of paperwork to issue genetically modified organisms. Apparently that is not the case in some Asian countries as we can see on the glow-fish.
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