Saron sp

Q: Where can you find Saron sp?

Saron sp can be found in: Japan, Tanzania, Malaysia East, Australia North, Saudi Arabia, Somalia North, Myanmar, Thailand West, Vanuatu, Red Sea, Indo-Pacific, China, Egypt East, Vietnam, Mariana Islands, Thailand, Papua New Guinea, Maldives, USA West, Solomon Islands, Mascarene Islands, Oman, Seychelles, Thailand East, Egypt, Djibouti, Indonesia, Singapore, Cambodia, Micronesia, Somalia East, India West, Australia East, Tonga and Samoa, Kiribati, Laccadive Islands, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia West, Iran South, Oman East, Chagos Islands, Oman North, Philippines, Taiwan, Australia West, Marshall Islands, Eritrea, Polynesia, India, Australia, Malaysia West, Japan South, India East, Israel South, Brunei, Israel, Comoros, New Caledonia, Malaysia, Palau, Kenya, Sudan, USA, Madagascar, Yemen, Mozambique, Fiji, South Africa, Jordan, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Hawaii.

Saron is a small genus of caridean prawns from the family Thoridae, which were formerly classified as part of the Hippolytidae, the cleaner shrimps. Some species are kept in the marine aquarium trade. These are common on the reefs of the Indo-Pacific region and it is thought that there may be many more species yet to be described due to the high variability in colour observed.

Species As of 2020, the World Register of Marine Species lists four species in the genus Saron:

Saron inermis Hayashi in Debelius, 1983 Saron marmoratus (Olivier, 1811) Saron neglectus de Man, 1902 Saron rectirostris Hayashi, 1984

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