Wanted: crayfish

[allaboutfish]

[QUOTE=alLexX;1406036]crays are fully aquatic,they only go on land if the water quality is super bad.[/QUOTE

that's not entirely true. lots of crayfish come on land for extended amounts of time as long as they dont dry out it just depends on the species.

[somethingsfishy]

Female crawfish dig holes and pile the mud in a circle around the hole to signify that she's readyto mate. Once done she covers the hole and waits. All done on land. I had crawfish dunes all over my backyard at one point.

[alLexX]

really?that must be why my cray wants to climb out of my tank

[Jonny2007]

The ones down here stay smaller, the 12" crayfish is a lobster. Blue crawfish are rare, I've crawfished for years and never seen one outside a lfs.

[alLexX]

Originally Posted by Jonny2007

The ones down here stay smaller, the 12" crayfish is a lobster. Blue crawfish are rare, I've crawfished for years and never seen one outside a lfs.

the blues are a different speceis. there is one true fw lobster,it lives in tasmania,and is endangered. all other fw "lobsters" are actually crays.

[Jonny2007]

Okay we just call those lobsters down here, lol, but they do have blue crayfish that are the same as Louisiana crayfish.

[Sparky74]

The Hammers Cobalt Blue Lobster(crayfish, whatever) only get about 5"-6"... I have one in my tank and I love it. The blue has gotten more intense each time it molts.

But, they are pricey You can't miss it in the tank though.