Geosesarma albomita

Small, typically terrestrial crabs. Excellent climbers. Can be kept in paludariums. Do not destroy plants. Live in groups, are social animals.

Geosesarma albomita

Latin name:

Geosesarma albomita

Trade names:

Disco white claw, Carnaval white claw, Disco, Geosesarma tiomanicum, Carnaval, Red carnaval, Disco orange

Discoverer:

Yeo & P.K.L.Ng, 1999

Scientifically described:

Yes

Availability in trade:

Rare (02.2025)

Occurrence:

Gunung Kajang, Pulau Tioman, Malaysia

Occurrence map
Image source: own work based on Google Maps

Environment:

Tropical forest floor, near watercourses, mountainous areas.

Environment
Image source: gunungbagging.com

Additional information:

  • Prefers a terrestrial lifestyle
  • Likes to dig burrows

Reproduction:

The female releases young crabs after birth.

Appearance:

  • Carapace – orange-salmon
  • Legs – orange-salmon
  • Claws – two colors: slightly purple and white
  • Eyes – orange/red
  • Underside – brown/black/purple
  • Can have different colors, sometimes changing leg color to dark gray.

Male:

Male Male

Female:

Female Female

Juvenile:

Juvenile Juvenile

Juvenile
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Juvenile
Image source: Indonesia Land Crab