Sis, it can be eaten as well as used as bait for fishing. That day we deep fried with bread crumb and taste just like fried prawns. Lapas goreng http://c180k.multiply.com/photos/photo/216/21 and for more photos click http://c180k.multiply.com/photos/album/216/One_late_Friday_afternoon
The common malay name is satak and on searching with google I found that the most nearest resemblance is with the scientific name Lysiosquillina maculata at this link http://www.seahorse-nw.com/Mantis_Shrimp.html
Explanation boss! What is satak? For eating kah tu?
ReplyDeleteSis, it can be eaten as well as used as bait for fishing. That day we deep fried with bread crumb and taste just like fried prawns. Lapas goreng http://c180k.multiply.com/photos/photo/216/21 and for more photos click http://c180k.multiply.com/photos/album/216/One_late_Friday_afternoon
ReplyDeleteOh I see...I never knew of this satak before - whats the common Malay name, if any and English if you know? Curious bah..
ReplyDeleteThe common malay name is satak and on searching with google I found that the most nearest resemblance is with the scientific name Lysiosquillina maculata at this link http://www.seahorse-nw.com/Mantis_Shrimp.html
ReplyDeleteI see, thanks!
ReplyDeleteWill look it up. By the way, am linking this post in mine
Thanks for the link and most of all, you surprised me with why it was linked. I'm flattered... and oh don't forget my lightning shots!
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