POST PICS OF YOUR SHRIMP, CRAYS, CRABS AND LOBSTERS HERE
- Thread starter WyldFya
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My new baby blues at about 1.5"
Fighting off those annoying Jfern roots:
It's still early to be certain, but I believe I have a pair (female on DW, male in background) :
Fighting off those annoying Jfern roots:
It's still early to be certain, but I believe I have a pair (female on DW, male in background) :
Cool ass cray I had. Hes the only one I ever had that was actuality active . He would run back and forth in the tank. To bad he moulted out in the open with 3 Oscars.
Elgo_Sweettooth;1341536; said:the shrimp in front of the Ram is priceless
Yeah it is!!!! That ram looks hungry and that shrimp looks pretty tasty (not that I would eat it myself).
Heres my crayfish with some co-tankmates 
well they were 3 before but 1 of them was eaten by my piranhas after shedding
well they were 3 before but 1 of them was eaten by my piranhas after shedding
this is my red claw (he won't come out of his log, so this will have to do)
I know that these are very common animals, but maybe these pics will be nice for someone. There are some images of a blue lobster in its tank, a few from it's "adventure" when it ecaped (and almost was eaten by a VERY fascinated young dog) and a few shots of the cast-off exoskeleton showing how perfectly they can molt - the smallest little pieces of antennae are carefully pulled off like a glove, and then consumed. The picture of it on a plate is ONLY the molted shell - don't worry! The last picture of the (different species of) blue lobster with a pencil shows how one claw, which was lost in a tragic molting accident, has partially grown back, but it still oddly small.
By the way, when I see these things listed as "partially aggressive" I LMAO. These things are the most badass tank critters, they will catch and kill anything. I "bait" it for guests - hanging pieces of meat from a wire near the top of the water - and this thing leaps up and tears into it. "partially" aggressive, my ***! If you put one of these in with fish, the fish will die horribly.
By the way, when I see these things listed as "partially aggressive" I LMAO. These things are the most badass tank critters, they will catch and kill anything. I "bait" it for guests - hanging pieces of meat from a wire near the top of the water - and this thing leaps up and tears into it. "partially" aggressive, my ***! If you put one of these in with fish, the fish will die horribly.
