Stenorhynchus Seticornis Collection

Yellowline arrow crab (Stenorhynchus seticornis) living in association with Giant Caribbean sea anemone (Condylactis gigantea), Dominica, Caribbean

Arrow crab on a sea fan, Belize

Arrow crab and parrotfish, Belize

Close-up of an arrow crab eating, Grand Cayman

Arrow Crab close-up, West Palm Beach, Florida

Yellowline Arrow crab with eggs on purple caribbean anemone

Arrow Crab, West Palm Beach, Florida

Arrow Crab carries her eggs underneath its abdomen
Arrow Crab carrying her eggs underneath its abdomen, Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands

A yellowline arrow crab in a blue vase sponge in Caribbean waters

Yellowline Arrow Crab on anenome in Caribbean Sea

Yellowline arrow crab (Stenorhynchus seticornis), St. Lucia, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

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The vibrant Yellowline arrow crab, scientifically known as Stenorhynchus seticornis, is a fascinating creature found in various locations across the Caribbean and Central America. In St. Lucia, West Indies, this captivating crab can be spotted living harmoniously with its companion, the Giant Caribbean sea anemone (Condylactis gigantea). Moving on to Dominica in the Caribbean, we witness another intriguing sight of the Arrow crab cohabiting with a sea fan. Belize proves to be yet another hotspot for encountering these unique creatures. Here they are seen alongside parrotfish, showcasing their ability to adapt and thrive amidst diverse marine life. A closer look at one such encounter reveals an Arrow crab engrossed in its meal on Grand Cayman Island. One of the most remarkable aspects of this species is their maternal instincts. The female Arrow Crab carries her precious eggs beneath her abdomen until they hatch into adorable offspring. This nurturing behavior can be observed not only in West Palm Beach, Florida but also against the backdrop of a stunning purple Caribbean anemone. A close-up view allows us to appreciate the intricate details of this captivating crustacean's body structure while it gracefully explores its surroundings within a blue vase sponge in Caribbean waters. Whether it's exploring coral reefs or forming symbiotic relationships with other marine organisms like sea anemones and sponges, the Yellowline arrow crab never fails to captivate our attention with its striking appearance and intriguing behaviors.