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The larvae of the deep-sea pandalid shrimp    Plesionika   grandis    Doflein, 1902 were successfully reared in the laboratory for the first time. The larvae reached the eighth zoeal stage in 36 days, both of which are longest records for the genus. Early larval stages of    P.   grandis    bear the general characters of pandalid shrimps and differ from the other two species of    Plesionika    with larval morphology known in the number of spines on the anteroventral margin of carapace, number of tubercles on antennule, endopod segmentation in antenna, and third maxilliped setation. Although members in    Plesionika    are often separated into species groups, members of the same species group do not necessarily have similar early larval morphology. Since the zoea VIII of    P.   grandis    still lacks pleopods and fifth pereiopod, this shrimp likely has at least 12 zoeal stages and a larval development of 120 days.

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Larval development to the first eighth zoeal stages in the deep-sea caridean shrimp    Plesionika   grandis    Doflein, 1902 (  Crustacea  ,   Decapoda  ,   Pandalidae  )