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Tiny shrimp
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Looks to be Black Coral Shrimp/Periclimenes antipathophius. Find them frequently in Grand Cayman as well. Sometimes the coral piece will be absolutely packed with them, all lined up facing the same direction.
Great spotting, these aren't the easiest to see.
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Looks to be Black Coral Shrimp/Periclimenes antipathophius. Find them frequently in Grand Cayman as well. Sometimes the coral piece will be absolutely packed with them, all lined up facing the same direction.
Great spotting, these aren't the easiest to see.
Thank you,
They are on the target list for next trip now. Thanks again.
Erik
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I have searched some images of Black Coral shrimp and what comes up looks more like a wire coral shrimp. Not sure if descriptions vary from area to area. Any thoughts?
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I have searched some images of Black Coral shrimp and what comes up looks more like a wire coral shrimp. Not sure if descriptions vary from area to area. Any thoughts?
What you have pictured is the one and the same I see about the waters of Grand Cayman. If you have access to the Humnann/Deloach 2nd edition Reef Creature book, they are featured on page 181.
Hoping the upcoming companion DVD will offer some other views, as with all the tiny critters, it's sometimes difficult to match from one photo alone.
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What you have pictured is the one and the same I see about the waters of Grand Cayman. If you have access to the Humnann/Deloach 2nd edition Reef Creature book, they are featured on page 181.
Hoping the upcoming companion DVD will offer some other views, as with all the tiny critters, it's sometimes difficult to match from one photo alone.
thanks again. i do need to get that book.