Seven-Eleven Crab (Carpilius maculatus) | Preserved Crab Specimen | Real Spotted Reef Crab

Seven-Eleven Crab (Carpilius maculatus) – Preserved Crab Specimen

The Seven-Eleven Crab (Carpilius maculatus), also known as the Spotted Reef Crab, is one of the most striking reef crabs found throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific region. It is easily recognized by its smooth, pale carapace covered with large reddish-brown spots that resemble the number pattern associated with its common name. This species inhabits coral reefs, rocky shores, and reef flats, where it shelters in crevices during the day and becomes more active at night.

This professionally preserved specimen showcases the crab's distinctive spotted shell, robust claws, and intricate anatomical features. Carefully preserved to maintain its natural appearance, it is an exceptional addition to marine biology collections, educational displays, museums, curiosity cabinets, and natural history collections.

Each specimen is individually prepared, making every crab a unique representation of one of the Indo-Pacific's most recognizable reef-dwelling crustaceans.

Features

• Genuine Seven-Eleven Crab (Carpilius maculatus) specimen
• Also known as the Spotted Reef Crab
• Professionally preserved for long-term display
• Displays natural coloration, distinctive spotted carapace, and detailed anatomical features
• Broad, smooth shell with powerful claws
• Excellent for marine biology education, scientific reference, museums, and collectors
• Ideal for natural history collections and educational exhibits
• Each specimen is unique, with natural variations in size, coloration, spot patterns, and markings

Specifications

• Common Name: Seven-Eleven Crab
• Also Known As: Spotted Reef Crab
• Scientific Name: Carpilius maculatus
• Condition: Preserved Specimen
• Habitat: Coral reefs, reef flats, rocky shores, and shallow tropical marine waters
• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Arthropoda
• Subphylum: Crustacea
• Order: Decapoda
• Family: Carpiliidae

Please Note

This is a genuine natural specimen. Every preserved crab is unique, and slight variations in size, coloration, shell texture, and spot patterns are natural characteristics that enhance the authenticity of each specimen.

Please ensure you are familiar with your country's import regulations before purchasing preserved wildlife specimens.