Mandarin Vampire Crab White Arm (Geosesarma notoohorum)

-Mandarin Vampire Crab White Arm (Geosesarma notoohorum) is a small, colorful semi terrestrial species native to Java Island, Indonesia. It inhabits forest areas near streams, rivers, and ponds.

-Coloration:Underside carapace and legs orange-red to light red, claw arms white to beige, dorsum purple to bluish, eyes light green to turquoise.

-The difference between Mandarin Vampire Crab White Arm and other Mandarin Vampire Crab is in a pair of yellow and white pliers. The color scheme is very eye-catching.

-Mandarin Vampire Crab White Arm has a special feature: the female carries the hatched cub on its back for a period of time until the cub finally leaves the mother's body and stands on its own legs.

-Mandarin Vampire Crab White Arm is strikingly colored dark red-orange on the abdomen and legs, the upper side of the carapace is purple to whitish, and the claw arms are beige to white. From the front, the Mandarin Vampire Crab White Arm looks really funny with its bright green eyes and purple markings between the eyes. With a carapace diameter of about 2.5 to 3 inches, the Mandarin Vampire Crab White Arm is a rather large geosesarma. Males of the Mandarin Vampire Crab White Arm can be reliably identified by their tapered, V-shaped abdominal flap, while the abdominal flap of females resembles an upside-down U.

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