Genus
Common name: Reef Lobster
Scientific name: Enoplometopus
Enoplometopus is a genus of small, colorful lobsters found in the tropical Indo-Pacific region. They are nocturnal and often hide in crevices during the day. Known for their striking coloration, which can include hues of red, purple, and yellow, these lobsters are a favorite among reef aquarium enthusiasts. They typically grow to about 15 cm in length and are considered reef safe, as they do not harm corals. However, they may prey on small snails and other invertebrates, so tank mates should be chosen with care.