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I like idreaminsaltwater's suggestion. In the same vein, I believe a dartfish would work. The same rule applies about a top, because they are known to jump too.

Can you get a clearer picture? It's too out of focus to identify the hitchhiker.

With one bulb, it's either on or off. If you want to have a lighting scheme, you'll have to buy a new hood that can hold multiple bulbs or maybe attach a small led strip for a moonlight effect.

Probably a type of copepod or amphipod.

You might want to bookmark this page of acronym explanations. It was invaluable for me during my aquarium research. Popular Aquarium Acronyms Explained

Unless you have issues with Internet connectivity, this is why it's helpful to have your spreadsheet in google docs (or any other similar online document repository).

Leave the shrimp in there. It should disintegrate during the course of the cycle, leaving the shell. Once your nitrates shoot up, then remove what is left of the shrimp.

That sounds about right.

I only have a saltwater tank, so I don't frequent The Wet Spot, but from what I've seen, it has the best selection of any freshwater shop in Portland.