Hi,
I found this prawn on a night dive in Lembeh:

By wahrmut at 2009-09-30
ID isn't easy because there's not too much to see.
I'm so far with Metapenaeopsis sp. but not absolutely shure.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Wahrmut
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Hi,
I found this prawn on a night dive in Lembeh:

By wahrmut at 2009-09-30
ID isn't easy because there's not too much to see.
I'm so far with Metapenaeopsis sp. but not absolutely shure.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Wahrmut
Nice pic but I wouldn't even go past family Penaeidae with that angle.
Great capture, though! The eye shape doesn't look right for Metapenaeopsis sp., it's too round.
Great capture, though! The eye shape doesn't look right for Metapenaeopsis sp., it's too round.
You might be right and another web search showed me this site:
http://www.deepseaimages.com/dsilibrary/sh...ery.php?cat=958
The Cinetorhynehus manningi of this photographer looks quite similar to the one on my picture but they're all shot at the US. ![]()
Confusing...
The "equivalent" in the Indo-pacific is Cinetorhynchus reticulatus.
Still, can't tell from this view.
Marli
Well, if identification is not possible I'll call it an USO (Unidentified Swimming Object)
.
But thanks for your help anyway!
Cheers
Wahrmut
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