odd looking dwarf cray

[eklikewhoa]

got this little dude today and it's an odd looking fella, identical in every which way to Cambarellus schufeldtii but with the reddish/orange highlights

[sunkenmetal]

Interesting looking... You catch him at your folks place?

[troy tucker]

cool looking crayfish....

[HERM]

Nice!

[eklikewhoa]

Yeah, it was caught out in the creek that passes through my folk's property.

[sunkenmetal]

Yeah, it was caught out in the creek that passes through my folk's property.

That is pretty cool I need to start checking the creeks around my house...

What do you use a net or something

[eklikewhoa]

actually just piss into the mounds we see on the banks.

[sunkenmetal]

actually just piss into the mounds we see on the banks.

um ok

[Dan Johnson]

That crayfish is Cambarus ludovicianus. They grow to about 3".

[sunkenmetal]

That crayfish is Cambarus ludovicianus. They grow to about 3".

Thanks for the info Dan

[aquabee]

Nice lookin cray.

[Jozle]

I had the same exact one last month, friends found it in their pool and brought him to me. He looked awesome, until my female Snow White Lobster decided to make a meal of him.

[mistahoo]

My mini monsters made a meal of all 3 the same day they were put in...

[Jozle]

actually just piss into the mounds we see on the banks.

You got to be kidding me. That's a legit way to catch them?

[BrAin]

Try some bacon on a piece of yarn. They love that stuff. I find the crays with the most color are in yards that get standing water after a rain. The ditches have plenty of the "plain" colored crays.