Other Crustaceans

Announcements

I'm glad we got attacked - platform outage update

13 Feb 2025

Earlier this week, NatureMapr suffered a large scale denial of service style attack, causing a sustained outage over several days.It is important to stress that sensitive data was not at risk at any s...

Change to user profile page structure

Prolonged service outage

Sensitive data handling improvements

Near future enhancements

Discussion

MattBeitzel wrote:

16 Jun 2024

Id agree. The only other option would be a juvenile clam shrimp Conchostraca, but the shape and size looks like an ostracod

Podocopida (Order)

AndyRoo wrote:

8 Jun 2023

Thanks Trevor.

Armadillidium vulgare

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

24 Sep 2022

Possibly a member of the Chaetophiloscia genus.

Philosciidae (family)

NedJohnston wrote:

10 Aug 2022

It was a while ago so I can't be sure but I seem to remember them being something like 2-3 cm. I'd expected them to be much smaller and I was certainly suprised to see them in such an urban wetland!

Paratya australiensis

MatthewFrawley wrote:

10 Aug 2022

Wow, this is a first sighting for CNM. Just curious the size of this shrimp? I'm guessing it was very small but curious as to just how small?

Paratya australiensis

Other Crustaceans