Sally Lightfoot Crab Chelmon rostratus The posterior portion of the

The posterior portion of the body is yellow with a black spot on the tail

Made for use with freshwater or saltwater

" especially when distressed or during feeding

Equipped with sharp spines on both sides of the tail base

Sally Lightfoot Crab Chelmon rostratus The posterior portion of theThe Sally Lightfoot Crab is also known as the Nimble Spray, Short, or Urchin Crab. It has a brown body, with orange to yellow rings on the legs. It actually belongs to a family of shore crabs, however, it is less likely than the other genera to go on land. Its carapace is very flat. which allows it to hide in small crevices within rock work. It prefers a strong current and will require a large aquarium with large amounts of rock work where it can hide