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Actumnus squamosus Preserved Crab | Hairy Crab | Rubble-carrying Crab | Real Marine Specimen

Actumnus squamosus Preserved Crab | Hairy Crab | Rubble-carrying Crab | Real Marine Specimen

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Description

Actumnus squamosus – Preserved Hairy Crab Specimen

The Actumnus squamosus, commonly known as the Hairy Crab or Rubble-carrying Crab, is a fascinating marine crab recognized for its dense covering of fine hairs and rugged, textured carapace. In its natural habitat, this species inhabits coral reefs and rocky shorelines, where its cryptic appearance provides excellent camouflage among rubble and coral fragments.

This professionally preserved specimen showcases the intricate details of its hairy claws, sculptured shell, and natural morphology, making it an excellent addition to marine biology collections, educational displays, taxonomic reference collections, curiosity cabinets, and natural history décor.

Each specimen is carefully prepared to preserve its structural integrity while highlighting the crab's distinctive features.


Features

  • Authentic Actumnus squamosus preserved specimen
  • Commonly known as the Hairy Crab or Rubble-carrying Crab
  • Excellent anatomical detail and natural coloration
  • Professionally preserved for long-term display
  • Ideal for collectors, educators, museums, and marine enthusiasts
  • Unique specimen—size and natural characteristics may vary

Specifications

  • Scientific Name: Actumnus squamosus
  • Common Names: Hairy Crab, Rubble-carrying Crab
  • Condition: Preserved Specimen
  • Habitat: Coral reefs, rocky reefs, and rubble zones
  • Kingdom: Animalia
  • Phylum: Arthropoda
  • Subphylum: Crustacea
  • Order: Decapoda
  • Family: Xanthidae


Please Note

As this is a genuine natural specimen, each crab is unique. Slight variations in size, coloration, and morphology are normal and contribute to the authenticity of every piece.

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