Cleaner shrimp laying eggs??

i noticed my cleaner was full of what looks to be eggs in his underbelly, i saw him pulling some out and placing them on a rock.

anyone have any input on this? is it possible to hatch these suckers? cleaners are expensive where i live.

here is a picture i took yesterday.

 

No those are for locomotion. They are like mini legs or oars.

 

those are eggs... brown = unfertilized, green = fertilized
shrimp are hermaphroditic and can fertilize their own eggs. They will be released into the water column one night after the shrimp carries them for about a week. A lot of people have tried very hard to raise cleaner shrimp... the longest documented survival of a shrimp prolarvae that i am aware of was to 43 days.
Most become fish food or else skimmer juice... so be happy that your fish are getting a free meal and that your shrimp is happy

 

Well that's good news if it means he is happy , and I sure don't mind the free food.