D Destroyer551 Gambusia MFK Member Mar 19, 2009 548 0 16 Orlando, Florida Feb 1, 2012 #1 Need an idea for this 1.5 inch female. Caught in a little drainage creek, there's a brown morph too of probably the same species. I don't think I've ever seen one more than 4", maybe 3.5 tops. Sorry for the poor pics.
Need an idea for this 1.5 inch female. Caught in a little drainage creek, there's a brown morph too of probably the same species. I don't think I've ever seen one more than 4", maybe 3.5 tops. Sorry for the poor pics.
MN_Rebel Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Aug 5, 2008 5,686 126 340 North Pole Feb 1, 2012 #2 Most likely a swamp crayfish judging from your location.
S SanWa Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 12, 2011 43 0 6 England Feb 1, 2012 #3 It's probably a Procambarus alleni which is native to Florida. I haven't seen one as light/translucent as your one though. Nice specimen there.
It's probably a Procambarus alleni which is native to Florida. I haven't seen one as light/translucent as your one though. Nice specimen there.
L Lepisosteus platyrhincus Polypterus MFK Member Nov 9, 2008 6,766 17 92 In the caiman den Feb 1, 2012 #4 Great find!!
H hernandez.j91 Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 26, 2010 34 0 0 Avondale Feb 2, 2012 #5 Beautiful looks like a self cloner
Mavrick813 Candiru MFK Member Dec 28, 2010 980 4 48 Hamilton, NJ Feb 2, 2012 #6 My Marmokrebs look just like that when given massivore delight for a week. They go brown when give. veggies. Mike
My Marmokrebs look just like that when given massivore delight for a week. They go brown when give. veggies. Mike