Saw this on craigslist.
http://marbledcrayfish.com/index.htm
Anyone know anything about it? Could be good potential puffer food...
Marbled Crayfish?
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Re: Marbled Crayfish?
hmm idk but they look like theyd be good food for my puffer lol
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Re: Marbled Crayfish?
Great puffer food. Crunchy, and breed constantly.
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CountryGirlAmanda
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Re: Marbled Crayfish?
hmm then i may need to get some 
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Re: Marbled Crayfish?
Yeah, I got some from a fishy friend around here. Abe loves them, they grow quickly, grow to a nice size (around 6 inches), and reproduce very easily.
I made a rubbermaid bin into a tank for them to breed in. I just need to transfer them over now.
PS - Mine doubled in size (from 1 inch to ~2 inches) in about 3 weeks!
I made a rubbermaid bin into a tank for them to breed in. I just need to transfer them over now.
PS - Mine doubled in size (from 1 inch to ~2 inches) in about 3 weeks!
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Re: Marbled Crayfish?
it wiggles it will struggle and probably tastes good what puffer wouldn't love it and hearing how easy they are to breed i might want to get my hands on some my self
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Re: Marbled Crayfish?
I have a 40G full of them which I use to feed 3 Tetraodon Abei, one Red Eyed, Red Tailed and one GSP. Everybody likes them.
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Re: Marbled Crayfish?
don't pay too much though. you can just catch them most places...
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Re: Marbled Crayfish?
This is the type of cray that I breed also and my F8's now turn their noses up at clams after I started feeding these crays to them
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