can u identify me

hi ho
i shot this little guy when i was in the solomons a week ago . do u know what he is called , he is very small as u can see buy the size of the coral sand next to him .
click on the link below and look for the picture titled "crab "
rimg 1236 &1237
http://ImageEvent.com/ozematt

i spotted him on a nite dive and only say him when he pounced on one of the bugs attracted by the light.

thanks matt

Contributed by jugglematt added 2003-09-18

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