I got out of cherax a couple years ago, but I think the red one posted on the first page might go under the generic name of red brick. Try google cherax red brick.
What is the rarest type of crayfish?
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Id pay a mini fortune if I could get one of the cave crayfish 
like the one featured on dirty jobs.
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like the one featured on dirty jobs.Posted on mobile.monsterfishkeepers.com
Lepisosteus platyrhincus;5139071; said:Id pay a mini fortune if I could get one of the cave crayfish
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That's something on my list of things to get... Absolutely need to get at some point, haha.
Saw one for 45 at a lfs about 30min away from my house. I miught have to do a little research n this haha
cuban jey;3800725; said:
Very nice, I used to breed those... I should get more sometime, they were a gorgeous species.
Charney;5136913; said:
Cherax sp. Rainbow, I think.
Red Bricks are a bit more muted and limited in coloration, though very similar. Not to say that it couldn't be, but it doesn't really look like the typical Red Brick coloration.
Lepisosteus platyrhincus;5139071; said:Id pay a mini fortune if I could get one of the cave crayfish
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what cray fish is that?
any picture and where its from and sci name?
here is some stuff
http://www.scubadiver.cc/forums/showthread.php?379-Albino-Cave-Crayfish
not hard to find photos. They are awesome!!
http://www.scubadiver.cc/forums/showthread.php?379-Albino-Cave-Crayfish
not hard to find photos. They are awesome!!
This has to be the rarest type of cray... although i think its actually a lobster, i forget... any way picture was originally posted somewhere on MFK by Lupin i think i was... something like one in every million are born this way although again, could very well be wrong...
Fat Homer;5140831; said:This has to be the rarest type of cray... although i think its actually a lobster, i forget... any way picture was originally posted somewhere on MFK by Lupin i think i was... something like one in every million are born this way although again, could very well be wrong...
Yea, that's a lobster. I've seen one other one before (blue and white), it's in an aquarium in MA. Absolutely the coolest thing I've seen, invert wise. I also believe that with that coloration split there was also a gender split (or not split but presence of both M&F organs rather)... though, that might have been another incident that I'm thinking of.
