It does look like your female is starting to be berried with green eggs, a good sign this is a Ghost Shrimp (sometimes referred to as Grass Shrimp and Glass Shrimp)
But I am unsure if will still require a male to fertilise the eggs.
There is not a lot of informaiton out there regarding breeding ghost shrimps simply due to the fact they are quite difficult to breed as these shrimps actually hatch from the eggs rather than hatching inside the mother shrimp and coming out as minature version of their mother.
That means you need to feed them with specialist shrimp food for the larval stage. This is when most of these little shrimps will die simply due to lack of food.
Am sure there is some information online regarding breeding these lovely shrimps but simply because I have not kept these specie myself I am afraid I will be of little help in knowing what to feed during the shrimp larval stages of these shrimps until they can eat normal microffods as adults.
