Pseudocarcinus gigas
The Pseudocarcinus gigas are giant crabs which can weighed up to 13 kg its carapace to measure 50 cm. This species is the second crab species in the face. They are originating in the north of the Tasmanie and live with a depth from 140 to 270 Mr. They are marketed since 1992 and generated in 2006 an income of 2 million Australian dollar.
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