While I goes through some crayfish sales on aquabid then I found a crayfish that doesn't need a mate for breeding purposes as they are self-fertilzation. I think they are called Mottled Crayfish but forget their latin name. So can they withdraw the cooler tempatures?
Mottled Crayfish
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Posted 08 June 2008 - 01:36 PM
You mean marbled crayfish?
Anybody know where to get some?
Marmorkrebs
Anybody know where to get some?
Marmorkrebs
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Posted 08 June 2008 - 02:05 PM
I'm getting a couple soon. Their latin name is Procambarus sp. "Marble", and it's been said that they're most closely related to P. alleni. They're the only know parthenogenic crayfish, which means no males are need, they just lay eggs and they hatch. If you wouldn't mind waiting, after I got mine I could send you both some of the offspring when I get some.
Edit: Check out http://www.marmorkrebs.org
Edit: Check out http://www.marmorkrebs.org
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Posted 09 June 2008 - 05:58 PM
Thank you for your generous offer
I can certainly wait
I just recently found out about these crays
Causing quite a stir in Europe
I can certainly wait
I just recently found out about these crays
Causing quite a stir in Europe
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Posted 26 July 2008 - 08:24 AM
You mean marbled crayfish?
Anybody know where to get some?
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Try http://www.MarbledCrayfish.com !
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Posted 26 July 2008 - 03:07 PM
I'm hoping you visit this forum more than just dropping a link.
I have one concern with the content on your website in that you are promoting these for use as bait. If these things can explode in population very easily,wouldn't shouldn't you be concerned about introducing an invasive species?
Other than that, these seem pretty neat. I don't have the space to keep them myself especially with no fish large enough to eat them.
I have one concern with the content on your website in that you are promoting these for use as bait. If these things can explode in population very easily,
Other than that, these seem pretty neat. I don't have the space to keep them myself especially with no fish large enough to eat them.
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Posted 26 July 2008 - 05:56 PM
Which is exactly why states are begining to ban the use/possession/importation of certain crayfish species and entirely in some cases.
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Posted 01 August 2008 - 11:12 PM
You mean marbled crayfish?
Anybody know where to get some?
Marmorkrebs
I breed them;
herpchat@yahoo.com
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 11:49 AM
I'm getting a couple soon. Their latin name is Procambarus sp. "Marble", and it's been said that they're most closely related to P. alleni. They're the only know parthenogenic crayfish, which means no males are need, they just lay eggs and they hatch. If you wouldn't mind waiting, after I got mine I could send you both some of the offspring when I get some.
Edit: Check out http://www.marmorkrebs.org
Do you have any babies available? I am very interseted in using these guys as feeders as they breed. Please let me know, thanks!
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 11:50 AM
I breed them;
herpchat@yahoo.com
I sent you an email. Thanks1
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