Color mutations in the wild are fairly rare, but definitely not unheard of. Depending on the species, you can see blues, reds, oranges, blacks, etc. It's really cool to find them, good find!
white crayfish?
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This^black_sun;4617811; said:
its rare to find color morphs in the wild. I have seen oranges, reds, black with orange spots, whites and blues. I actually have a mountain stream where there is alot of blue crays. not pure blue but a large percentage.
i got some good small local collecting spots
Lepisosteus platyrhincus;4617844; said:This^
its rare to find color morphs in the wild. I have seen oranges, reds, black with orange spots, whites and blues. I actually have a mountain stream where there is alot of blue crays. not pure blue but a large percentage.
i got some good small local collecting spots
lucky lol here that are like 40 bucks a animal
lol. they arnt as high quality as LFS animals, but they are nice. there is no fish to eat them in this part so the odd blue can survive. its odd but awesome. my best find was the black cray. it was pitch black but on the claws and carapase it had 1 large black spot. 1 each claw, and two on the body. one on carapase and one on the tail. it also had an odd claw style. it was truly awesome!!
*i also have a procrambarus sp. marmorkreb. From germany i think.
it clones itself ! she needs no male to get fry ! i had like 40 tiny crafish last year, but the tank was to small and they ate eachother .. But next time i will get them to survive ! 
it clones itself !
she needs no male to get fry ! i had like 40 tiny crafish last year, but the tank was to small and they ate eachother .. But next time i will get them to survive ! 