This shrimp has a translucent body with red spot and large white area on its back, like an egg shell. Living on Heliofungia sp corals. Size up to 1 inch or 2.5 cm.

Living in Black coral/whip coral Antipatharians and mostly in pairs and the female is twice the size of males. They have variation color like white or green deepens on the whip coral.

This sole pontoniine shrimp commesally assocated with anemonie.Have transparent body with white bands and yellow spots. Legs and pincers are banded. Found in Discosoma sp. Anemonies.

This species have red with white encrustation form bands across the carapace and abdomen.The body length is 10mm. Can be found on red gorgonian coral.

Yellowish body and claw arms with some red overtones, and black markings on the rostrum and tail. Strongly arched back. Found in variable fire urchins (Asthenosoma varium), with which it lives exclusively in close association.

Slender with light brown with white and dark brown marking. The legs and antennae are transparent. Body length about 20 mm.

It has a long straight rostum bearing. Have orange body with broad red stripe and thin inner white stripe down the back. Antennae are white mix with red stripe, the tail have two white spots. They observed to be a cleaner shrimp on reef fishes. Occasional.

Bumblebee shrimp are a very rare shrimp. It mostly be found single with short rostum. The body have white banded with a series of black tan bands. Have orange marking in the tail and chelipeds. Associated with echinoderms like sea cucumber, sea star and sea urchin. Very rare.

This species is associated the crinoids can be found in different color like black or white. Unlike other species resemble color of their host. The kind of crinoids is Comanthina and Oxycomanthus. Occasional.

Combination color of yellow for the base and red and white banded. Start from center to the head had fully violet color. Usually found in pairs, and this species is very shy mostly found under a covered area or cracks. During the spawning season the eggs stalks that attach the blue eggs to the female are visible through the dorsal carapace.

Thin body but have similar coloration like imperator shrimp have white lines over the body. Have large rostum, color of the body can camouflage like the host. This shrimp is associated with sea star found on several species like Linckia sp. ,Ancanthaster sp., Culcita sp.,Choriaster sp. They can be in big group up to 24 shrimps can be found on single sea star or sometimes only 1 or 2. Size 1.3 cm

Transparent body with deep blue spots, eyes bright red, legs are transparent , chelipeds banded blue purple. Can be found in invertebrate host like bubble coral, mushroom coral sea anemones .

Have large white spots on the transparent body and on the spots on the head make’s it look like hunchback. The tail have 5 large black spots with orange centers with body length about 4 cm. Mostly found in sea anemones Cryptodendrum adhaesivum.

Hides in the arms and in underneath of crinoids (feather stars), where it seeks protection. It adopts the colour pattern of its host by repositioning pigment cells in its carapace.Similar species with the same habitat include: Periclimenes cornutus., P. commensalis, P. ceratophthalmus.The size is up to 1.8 cm, it stay in the crinoids and it camouflage it self like the crinoids. Very little knowing about the relationship of the shrimp and the crinoids.

Have body size up to 2cm,found at depth 2-20 m.The colour pattern is distinct. There are really quick to hide, and very rarely seen but can be found at rubble or sponge.

Commensal with black corals / whip coral Body with large tooth like spines along centre of its back body. Colour is various, green or white depending to the colour of the whip coral.

Usually found during afternoons and nights in cracks and crevices, under moorings, sponges or on sandy bottom. Many different species, all with prolonged rostrum, transparent body with patterns of red, intersected with white lines and dots. Usually in small groups.

Caprellids are very small crustaceans, usually seen in great numbers on algae, covering gorgonian sea fans, soft corals and hydroids. When you look at Denise pigmy seahorse, look closer on the sea fan, it is usually covered with these tiny Amphipods. Skeleton shrimp can have various colour, can be orange or purple or spotted, but mainly transparent. The female cares for her young’s by carrying them on their shoulders, protecting them from attacks of cannibalistic males.

Found in pair or small groups around tube anemones, carpet anemones and corals. It is not a cleaner shrimp, but when approaches it sways its tail and hence the common name sexy shrimp. This Shrimp have a brown color it have a saddle of large opalescent spots on its thorax and abdomen. These spots are circled by a thin purple outline. Similar colored spots occur at the base of and in the tail, on the abdominal plates. And on the eye stalk. Individual hold their tail almost vertically. Comensal on corals and number of anemone species. Usually observed in pairs, but you may find as many as six or eight individuals on a single host. Female nearly twice the size of male.

Small shrimp species, most often found inside bubble coral. Its body is almost all transparent with the exception of a purple coloured appendages and antennae and a purple line running in the centre of its body.

There are several undescribed species of Tozeuma shrimp species, which live on various hosts, including coral and sea grasses. Their colour can be very variable, but usually without any stripy pattern, except of one or a few darker spots on their body.

A shrimp species associated with black corals and sea whips. It has an extremely elongated, transparent body with irregular transverse camouflaging bands, allowing it to blend in perfectly with its coral host—not only in shape but also by mimicking the host’s color pattern. Individuals can appear white, yellow, orange, red, or a combination of these; the rarest color combination is yellow and blue. Though difficult to spot, they may remain on the same coral colony for several months. Found at depths of up to 20 meters.

Beautiful shrimp, usually found during night dives hiding under corals and rocks. There are a few different species of Saron or 'marble' shrimps in Lembeh Strait, each with different distinctive pattern. Have body size up to 4 cm, whit dark red base color and sometime have variant spots. There is lot of short hair around the body. This species is mostly can be found at night.

Lives in pairs among the feeding tentacles of mushroom coral Heliofungia actiniformis and on several anemone species. Easily to distinguish for its white spiky head and brown upper part of the body. The fact that the rest of the animal, its abdomen, legs and claws are transparent gave this species a ‘popcorn’ appearance and hence the common name.

Have a bizarre shape and vivid coloration make this shrimp can be recognizable. The body is cream or white with large brownish-purple blotches with bright blue m argins. The legs are banded, have small antenna and rigid fingers of claws. Wild pairs appear to be territorial, sometimes remaining in the area for months of year.The female is larger than males and differ slightly in second color patch on the side of the abdomen. Behaviour and feeding habits. The shrimps has been observed to eat species of sea star like Fromia, Nardoa, Linckia and Acanthaster. The Body size of this shrip is up to 5 cm.

Found on a range of invertebrate hosts such as on large nudibranch species (Spanish dancer, T-bar nudibranch) and sea cucumbers or flamboyant cuttlefish. Colour pattern of this species varies to match the colour of its host. Usually found in pairs. These shrimps feed of faeces and mucus of its host.It is found invariety invertebrate host, some time in pair or can found it in Nudibranch Hexabranchus sanguineus or Spanish Dancer or Ceratocoma sp. Also you can find it in sea cucumber Thelenota sp., Synapta sp. or Stichopus sp. Some time the color can match with the color of the animal that they live on

White eyestalks and rostrum, usually with some white on the tip of the tail. Similar to L. tigris, but lacks the distinctive white lateral line that extends from beneath the eye to the tail. Body coloration matches that of the host crinoid. Found at depths of up to 40 meters.

Found only on poisonous fire urchin Asthenosoma varium. Usually in pairs. This species have white to yellowish colored body and it’s covered with large purple spots. The legs and chelipeds are banded.When found inpairs the femanle is usually lrager up to 2 cm in length.Can be found on the venomous sea urchin Asthenosoma varium or we use to call it fire urchin. This shrimp is very rare because not all fire urchin have this shrimp and mostly this urchin can be found at deep are about 25m-30 m of depth.

lives on black corals or sea whips, mimicking the shape and color of the host. It is typically found in pairs, with the male being smaller than the female. Found between 5 to at least 55 meters, its translucent body often matches the color of the coral it inhabits.

Live in pairs in cracks, crevices and sponges.Attract fish to their cleaning station by waving their long antennae.Body and legs white and bended reddish-brown,bands occasionally bordered in purple. Have white antennae.Body and legs white and bended reddish-brown,bands occasionally bordered in purple. Have white antennae.It can found in reefs from bout 6 m down perching at the opening of cave or sponge.