pounder808;719780; said:they usually eat their own shell for calcium. I have 8 babies left and usually they molt after a large water change. I leave the shell in and the others will start eating it as well.
ewurm;719786; said:Did you breed them? How do you distinguish sex?
pounder808;720161; said:there is a diffrence if you flip them upside down and look at the base of the tail. I forgot exactly what it is but if you Google blue crayfish there are a couple of sites that shows you the diffrence. I just put 6 adults together and let nature take it's course.
Cappuccino;721599; said:Yes, they definitely eat it. I feel the responsibility to warn you that they are very delicate at this time and other fish will eat them if given the chance. You need to put a lot of hiding places in your tank so that they can be safe. I just lost my beautiful blue lobster, during this process. He was eaten by my Red Bellies. Yes I'm bummed out.
