|
5-8cm.
Body beige with spots on the sides and blue marks on the tip of
the tail. Sandy, silty, seagrass areas. Sometimes seen on some of
our shores.
|
5-8cm.
All green. Sandy, silty, seagrass areas. Sometimes seen on some of
our shores. |
5-8cm.
Plain with faint banding on the body. Sandy, silty, seagrass areas.
Sometimes seen on some of our shores. |
5-8cm.
Distinct banding on the body with red appendages. Sandy, silty, seagrass
areas. Commonly seen on many of our shores. |
|
|
6-10cm.
Body long, broad, plain with faint dark bars and lines. Broad tail.
Large pincers with spines. Among seagrasses. Commonly seen on some
of our Northern shores.
|
5-7cm.
Body long, cylindrical, plain green with narrow tail. Large pincers
modified into clubs. Near reefs and among seagrasses. Sometimes
seen on our Southern shores.
|
5-7cm.
Body long, cylindrical, with broad dark bands. Large pincers with
spines. Rarely seen.
|
4-6cm.
Large bright orange pincers. Entire animal rarely seen. Lives in smooth
sided burrows about 2cm wide. Coral rubble. Burrows commonly seen
on many of our Southern shores. |
Up
to 30cm. Rarely seen above ground but their huge mud mounds (up to
2m high) are commonly seen in our back mangroves. |
