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Red Spot
King Prawn (Penaeus longistylus) Photographs
and Information
Red Spot King Prawns are grooved prawns, that is they have a pair of parallel grooves
running the length of the upper surface of the carapace.
Red Spot King Prawns can be distinguished from Western King Prawns by having a red
abdominal spot and blue-red over cream body markings (blue over cream in western king
prawns)
In Australian waters, Red Spot King Prawns are common from Shark Bay in Western
Australia, along the northern Australian coast to Yeppoon in Queensland. They are
also recorded from Lord Howe Island.
In Western Australia, Red Spot King Prawns are found with sponges, soft corals, coarse
sand or shell grit substrates, coral reefs and coral rubble. On the Queensland east
coast they are rarely found more than 30km from coral reef systems. Through much of
Queensland, Red Spot King Prawn juveniles inhabit coral reef lagoons in depths of 1-3
metres, yet in north-eastern Queensland the juveniles inhabit estuaries and reef tops.
Adults inhabit inter-reef channels and adjacent waters in depths fro about 18m to
60m, often on sand-mud substrates.
Red Spot king prawns have an extended spawning period between May and October.
Not much information is available on the prawn's larval form and maximum age. The
Red Spot King Prawn appears to be unusual in that, unlike some other prawns, they do not
require estuarine or coastal environments for the successful completion of their life
cycle.
Commercial fishing for Red Spot King Prawns is primarily in the eastern Queensland part
of its range. The main fishing area is between about Lucinda and Bowen on the
central Queensland coast, over a 20-30 wide strip to the west of the Great Barrier Reef.
Red Spot King Prawns are caught by
demersal otter trawlers operating at night. The main fishing area is
open water in depths of 40-60 metres in the vicinity of coral reefs.
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How to Purchase the Freshest Prawns or Shrimp -
Fresh cooked shrimp are actually cooked on board the
vessel of capture the moment they are caught and then refrigerated for maximum
freshness before being delivered to the markets which will be normally or
hopefully within 24hrs of capture.
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Scientific Name |
Penaeus longistylus |
Location |
NSW, QLD, VIC, WA, SA |
Season |
March-September |
Size |
To 180mm |
Australian Species Code |
00 701923 |
Taste, Texture |
- |
Nutritional Information
For every 100 grams raw product
for Prawn meat. |
Kilojoules |
399 (95
calories) |
Cholesterol |
121 mg |
Sodium |
185 g |
Total fat
(oil) |
0.8 g |
Saturated
fat |
36% of total
fat |
Monounsaturated fat |
23% of total
fat |
Polyunsaturated fat |
41% of total
fat |
Omega-3, EPA |
39 mg |
Omega-3, DHA |
49 mg |
Omega-6, AA |
45 mg |
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About
Red Spot King Prawns:
Sizes of Prawns:
Prawns are graded according to the number of prawns per pound (445 grams) or per
Kilo (1000gms)
U/10 = under 10 prawns per pound (extra large) (between 16 to 20 prawns to the
Kilo)
10/20 = 10 to 20 prawns per pound (medium) (between 22 to 42 prawns to the kilo)
20/30 = 20 to30 prawns per pound (small to medium) (between 44 to 67 prawns to
the kilo)
300/500 = 300 to 500 prawns per pound (extra small - shrimps) (between 675 to
1124 prawns to the kilo)
S & B = Soft and broken prawns - these are export 2nds due to slight damage or
soft shell due to prawn malting just prior to capture.
Tips:- when comparing prices always compare by asking the count per pound - the
lower the count the larger the size. The larger the size the higher the price
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Cooking King Prawns on board
trawler |
Green (raw) Red Spot King Prawns |
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Fresh Cooked
Ocean King Prawns |
Cooked Ocean
King Prawns |
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Cooking
Red Spot
King Prawns:
The Red Spot King Prawn is a reef prawn
and is available year round with peaks from February to
June. Cooking Prawns, Prawn Recipes, Nutritional information
for prawn meat, How to Purchase the Freshest Prawns or
Shrimp, How to peel a green prawn, sizes of prawns, garlic
prawns, prawn stir-fry, shrimp salad
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Commercial Fishing for Red Spot King Prawns:
Exporters, Importers & Processors, Wholesale & Agents of Red Spot King Prawns.
Sizes of Prawns - Prawns are graded according to the number of prawns per pound
or per kilo. Australian Species Code 00 701923, Red Spot King Prawns are caught
by demersal otter trawlers operating at night. The main fishing area is open
water in depths of 40-60 metres in the vicinity of coral reefs.
See Also:
Brown Shrimp |
Brown Tiger Shrimp |
Cat Tiger Shrimp |
Eastern King Prawn |
Endeavour Prawn |
Freshwater Shrimp |
Macrobrachium Shrimp |
Black Tiger Prawn |
Penaeus Monodon |
Pink Shrimp |
Red Argentine Shrimp |
Deep Sea Red Shrimp |
Flower Shrimp |
Penaeus Indicus |
Vannamei Shrimp |
Giant Freshwater Prawn |
King Prawn |
Prawns |
School Prawns |
Red Spot King Prawn | |
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