| Sidestripe
Shrimp
Pandalopsis dispar
The sidestripe
shrimp is reddish-orange in color with rows of white bars on its
head and tail. Another key feature is its long antennae, which are
approximately 1.5 times the length of the body.
The sidestripe
is second to the spot shrimp in size, and may reach a length of
more than eight inches (20cm). It is found in southern Puget Sound,
Hood Canal,and the San Juan Islands, but rarely enters shrimp traps.
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