Maps help guests picture where these deep sea creatures live. Oblong body shape similar to that of a shrimp. Composed of a distinct number of calcified segments. All the appendages are similar to each other. Able to capture large mobile prey based on the isopod's agileswimming and large, muscular grasping legs.
More research is still necessary.
Fed every 2 weeks. Oviparous - egg laying. Isopods have no larval stages, the embryos and young states are brooded in a pouch on the female. When young hatch and leave the female's brood pouch, they closely resemble the adults. Breeding isbelieved to occur between February and August.