Mudlobsters, belonging to the genus Thalassina are lesser known but are important crustaceans of the mangrove ecosystem. Nine Thalassina species are found in the Indo-Asian region, namely Thalassina kelanang, Thalassina anomala, Thalassina australiensis,

The behavioural response of the mud lobster, Thalassina anomala Herbst, 1804, to different trapping devices (TD), was studied in the mangrove areas of Sibuti, Sarawak, East Malaysia. Nine different TDs were deployed in this study. Observations revealed

The mud lobster, genus Thalassina is the least studied taxon compared to other mud crabs within Thalassinidae family. Burrowing thalassinid populations are considered to be an effective means of bioturbation, affecting the macro- and micronutrient properties