I have some local creek crawfish. Do they normaly crawl out of the tank. To fight with the cat, on the carpet. Perhaps I need better cover, more food. I know some critters just like too roam.
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keeping crawfish happy, from escaping.
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That shouldn't be a very long fight....Perhaps you can make sure there are no tall items such as driftwood or plants that the crays could use as a ladder but then,filter tubes and possibly heaters would be fair game as escape tools.As predatorfeeler already said,keep the lid openings tight and maybe keep the water level a few inches low.
I laughed @fighting with cat on carpet 
Anyway, I kept crayfish for few years and oddly none of mine try to escape my tank, and I keep seeing folks reported that their crayfish like to fight with the cat on their carpet
*Oh, all my crayfish were in a 150G with 24" height, I guess my tank too high for them to try to escape? (No offense to anyone here I'm just curious)
Anyway, I kept crayfish for few years and oddly none of mine try to escape my tank, and I keep seeing folks reported that their crayfish like to fight with the cat on their carpet
*Oh, all my crayfish were in a 150G with 24" height, I guess my tank too high for them to try to escape? (No offense to anyone here I'm just curious)
Same thing with me when I kept octopus....despite other people's complaints none of mine ever tried to escape .
Its an indoor cat. Still has not figured out what it's big teeth are for.
I am wondering if crawfish will roam. If they are going to molt? He has been content for several months.
Years ago I had a 6" snapping turtle. Jump out, crawl down a flight of stairs. Where he hid under the couch for 3 days. In a house with 3 touph farm cats.
I am wondering if crawfish will roam. If they are going to molt? He has been content for several months.
Years ago I had a 6" snapping turtle. Jump out, crawl down a flight of stairs. Where he hid under the couch for 3 days. In a house with 3 touph farm cats.
*The answer is NO
*It will try to hide in their favorite cave/hole/under some unreachable or hard to access to avoid being spot and change to get eaten by other crayfish/predators
*it will become more aggression in sight like to raise their claws if anything come close to them "a bluff move to scare other away before they going to molt".
*depend on size/age your crayfish would molt every 4-6 weeks if keep them well fed.
Edit:
If you have no place for it to call "home" then you might seeing it roaming around to find a place.
I think having a dark place to hide, has helped. I tossed the can in to see if it, will work. To keep him from roaming.
The Getto hermit crab
The Getto hermit crab
