Tetralia ocucaerulea

Tetralia ocucaerulea is a species of crustacean belonging to the family Tetraliidae and order Decapoda. This species is known to inhabit tropical regions of the Pacific Ocean, specifically around Guam, Hawaii, and French Polynesia. Divers can encounter this species at shallow depths ranging from 1 to 5 meters, where it resides in benthic environments. However, its presence in these specific regions and shallow waters may aid in identification during dives. Members of the order Decapoda, to which this species belongs, are mostly gonochoric, with common precopulatory courtship rituals involving olfactory and tactile cues. The conservation status of Tetralia ocucaerulea has not been evaluated, and it is considered harmless to humans.