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Does anyone know what this is? I saw it at Snappers and cannot find it in the books?
Thnx all
Critter ID saw this at Snappers Ledge?
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Does anyone know what this is? I saw it at Snappers and cannot find it in the books?
Thnx all
Does anyone know what this is? I saw it at Snappers and cannot find it in the books?
Thnx all
Louisiana mudbug vacationing in the keys?
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Mutant banded coral fiddler crab?
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I just checked online and I dont think it is a crab
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I'm going to guess Enoplometopus of some kind. Reef lobsters for common name.
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How large was it? Alpheus sp. ?
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With the large claw, I think it may be some type of snapping shrimp.
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Does anyone know what this is? I saw it at Snappers and cannot find it in the books?
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