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# Picture of a Porcelain Anemone Crab
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## A few Facts about Porcelain Anemone Crab

Porcelain Anemone Crab (Neopetrolisthes maculosus). They grow to a maximum width of 5 cm while this one was only 2.5cm (0.984 inch) in width.

Their claws are proportionally large and they have three walking legs each side as against a normal crab which will have four, They have a prominent set of feelers which extend outwards to catch floating by plankton and the eyes are on short stalks. Compared to normal crabs the body is slightly elongated.

## Rescue the Ocean with your Purchase!

**All income goes towards our [Marine Life Conservation Projects!](https://dani-sasse.de/marine-conservation-projects-ao-nang-krabi)**

**You can now [Donate in Cryptocurrency](https://dani-sasse.de/donate) to support our Marine Life Conservation Projects.**

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*To give you a brief idea of the diversity of our work, I would like to introduce you to a few of our environmental protection projects we have implemented,*

- We conduct Fish and invertebrate count and surveys, identifying and documentation of fish
diversity, monitoring water quality changes, dissection of deceased fish for plastic detection
in tissues and digestive organs.

- I was able to achieve **great success with our project of coral propagation** (restoration and
reconstruction of coral reefs). I have been an instructor for CP since 2014 and so over time
2000 new corals have been planted. For this I received an award from the organization Ocean
Quest and Sea Shepherd Dive. Newly planted corals the size of a pinhead are monitored
with underwater photography. Success rate of 93%.

- Numerous implementations of underwater clean-up dives and their organization. **Every month we collect over 500 kg of garbage from the sea floor.** The future vision is to specifically recycle the plastic waste and use it to produce anchor buoys. To document this, both photos and videos are used.

- Construction and setting of permanent anchor buoys so that boats no longer throw their own
anchors into the reef and thereby destroy corals.

- We train our volunteers to become scientific scuba divers, I teach marine biology, shark protection, coral propagation and underwater clean-up courses.

- Our latest Project is our **shark protection project**. Due to habitat loss and bad media, we systematically educate the population, counting as well as taking pictures and videos are needed for the identification and to create Databases, to protect biodiversity.

### Thank you very much and with your purchase you are protecting a piece of our fragile oceans!
## Sincerely your Daniel Sasse
