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Enoplometopus debelius, commonly known as Debelius’ reef lobster, belongs to the Enoplometopidae family of tropical lobsters. This species originates from the Indo-Pacific region and is frequently observed inhabiting coral reefs. Its unique striped appearance distinguishes it within the crustacean w...
Enoplometopus occidentalis, commonly known as the red reef lobster, is a species of tropical crustacean belonging to the Enoplometopidae family. Native to the Indo-Pacific region’s coral reefs, it's notable for its distinctive bright red coloration and relatively small size, making it popular in sal...
The Antillean reef lobster (Enoplometopus antillensis) is a species of small, clawed marine crustacean belonging to the family Enoplometopidae. It is native to the western Atlantic Ocean, where it inhabits the coral reefs of the Caribbean Sea and surrounding tropical waters. The species is nocturnal...
Holthuis' reef lobster (Enoplometopus holthuisi) is a marine decapod crustacean in the reef-lobster family Enoplometopidae. It belongs to a group of clawed, brightly colored lobsters associated with rocky or coral habitats, where they commonly shelter in crevices and emerge more actively after dark....
Crosnier's reef lobster, Enoplometopus crosnieri, is a deep-water marine decapod crustacean discovered in the Indian Ocean and named after the prominent French carcinologist Alain Crosnier.
Daum's reef lobster, Enoplometopus daumi, is a marine decapod crustacean in the family Enoplometopidae. The species was described by the carcinologist Lipke Holthuis in 1983, with the Moluccas of Indonesia recorded as its type locality. It belongs to a group commonly known as reef lobsters, which ar...
Voigtmann's reef lobster is the common name associated with the scientific name Enoplometopus voigtmanni Türkay, 1989, a reef lobster in the family Enoplometopidae. Taxonomic references do not treat the name uniformly: the World Register of Marine Species lists E. voigtmanni as a synonym of Hoplomet...
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