We saw this Yellowline Arrow Crab, or Arrow Crab (AKA -Stenorhynchus Seticornis – How do they even say that name!) on a snorkel in the Mt Irvine area of Tobago. It’s been a while since I have seen this type of crab, so it’s a rare sighting. I love the cool blue claws.
Yellow line Arrow Crab, Tobago
Apparently they eat bristle worms, which is the same family as the Bearded Fire Worm. This makes sense as Mt Irvine has allot of Fire Worms.
Bearded Fire Worm, Tobago
If you like spotting these small creature then come and take a snorkelling tour with Zoe Snorkelling Tours. Our contacts are www.snorkeltobago.com, email info@snorkeltobago.com or call us at 868-681-4741.
Keep smiling!
Duane Kenny
Duane Kenny is the owner of Zoe Snorkelling Charters (www.snorkeltobago.com), Stand Up Paddle Tobago (www.standuppaddletobago.com) and villa rentals at Blue Falls Investments (www.bluefallsinvestments.com). He is a life long lover of the ocean, surfing, diving, guitar, adventure and most of all living in Tobago.
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