The larger shrimp had similar body forms to the parents. I didn't collect any of the young this time, but I am thinking of setting up a small rearing tank soon since the parent shrimp look ready again. To everyone who suggested that cleaner shrimp are community critters, congratulations and thanks. I took your advice and got a second shrimp. But, then there's no reefy food available.
Most anemones are hardy if given proper water quality and lighting.
I had one that ripped his foot in half. He just drifted around the tank for several months after that, but now he's happy and healthy. The one I have is three or four years old now. Mine has also become much more aggressive than he was when I first put him in my 45 gal. He recently killed a blood shrimp, which had been living quite peacefully with another coral banded shrimp in another tank.