Genus

Common name: Janira

Scientific name: Janira

Janira is a genus of isopods, small crustaceans that are part of the Cymothoidae family. These isopods are not commonly kept in home aquariums, but they can be interesting for those interested in diverse marine life. They are known for their scavenging behavior, helping to clean up detritus and uneaten food in the tank. Janira species are generally hardy and can adapt to a range of conditions, but they should be introduced to established aquariums with stable water parameters. They are not harmful to fish or corals, making them suitable for reef tanks. However, their populations should be monitored to prevent overpopulation.

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    Common name: Spotted Porcelain Crab
    Scientific name: Janira maculosa