Homolodromia [Homolodromia]

Description

The genus Homolodromia, part of the sponge crab family Dromiidae, is known for its unique body structure that differentiates it from other sponge crabs. These crabs have a more streamlined shape and are less hairy compared to their counterparts. Homolodromia species are adept swimmers and can be found in deeper waters, where they utilize their swimming abilities to navigate between the sea floor and the water column. Their diet primarily consists of plankton, small fish, and detritus.

Species

Sponge Crab [Homolodromia monstrosa]

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Kelp Crab [Homolodromia kai]

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Feather-legged Crab [Homolodromia paradoxa]

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Spotted Crab [Homolodromia guttata]

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Taxonomy