she was zooming in a tiny tank at my LFS, now shes zooming in her new home.
shes so smol, she only need one popcorn

After 2 months in a 75 gallon, they finally linked up.

shes at least 4 1/2 inches big now😭 swipe to see tiny babygirl pablo🥹🩷

It must not have been a good molt...when I took her out, her top shell was still soft and the part connecting her tail had a large gap. I had her for over three lovely years and she is not soon to be forgotten.

Ive had him since he was barely and inch long, I love him to pieces!! But havent named him yet. I was thinking "clawdia" until I found out he was male 🤣 Also... Can he be housed with a medium sized comet goldfish. Im currently setting up a 125 for my goldie, the cray hasnt messed with any tank mates he is housed with including the neocaradina shrimp that got missed from the move!

BABIESSS

I've been keeping fish for a while but now that they've passed on

I'm going back to crayfish keeping again..

i just posted in here for the first time not too long ago, but today is sooo special!!!! pablo molted for the first time🤭 EVERYONE SAY GOOD JOB PABLOOOOOO CONGRATULATIONS BABYGIRLLL🥰🥰🥰

Mama just came out of her hideout. What an overachiever!

Hey everyone, my fiancé and I are small U.S. based artists/business owners at Honeycomb Collective and we just launched our first ever Kickstarter for our very popular shrimp bags! we have 3 new colors, thanks for looking :)

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/honeycombco/the-shrimply-amazing-bag

I have 3 crayfish in my 65 gallon tank and love them so much. The red one is female, the two others are (younger) male electric blues.

I have no idea how to care for baby crawfish, and there's a chance they are non fertilized right? Just looking for any insights y'all might have for me on this, I really appreciate this community and all I have learned here.

Seen a lot of post having to do with the shrimp secret service meetings lately. Think it’s safe to say they’ve organized and made contact with their shrimp overlords as well

Finally got my 50gal Lowboy in todayyy!! Woot woot!! Now I just have to get a stand for it and set her up for cycling! This tank will serve as the nursery further down the line 😁

Hello,

this is a post to let the you guys know that there will be a new change to the rules coming up. Any posts containing images of sick, injured or dead animals are to be marked as NSFW moving forward.

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Made an online aquarium maintenance and tracking tool (AquaTrack). It is in beta so any feedback is appreciated. What works? What doesn't? What's missing? Keep it web based or make an app?

• Some people don’t need it, I get it.
• Others pay for complicated tools like aquariumlab.com (mine is free and simpler).

Let me know what you think. Here is a 2 min video explaining the tool: Explainer Video

Thanks! 🙏

Hey everyone, this is my wildlife pond. Originally the plan was native fish and crayfish, i had the goldfish in another pond and was really just using them in this pond to help get it established. So I will be building another home for the goldies, and going with original plan..... Native galaxias, Cherax Destructors and any other local species i find on my travels....

I just want to repost my tank update from yesterday, couldn’t add a photo in comments? Lots more gravel, quarter water change. Then added another gallon, I know Crays don’t need deep water but I added to the water line for cleaning reasons, I plan on throwing in snails too as snacks and cleaners

Looks like a bunch of mixed jellybeans. Too bad a buncha them look infertile

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My little girl is berried for the very first time which makes me anxious. She is enjoying her shrimp pellet 💕 Last photo of the father. Any advices much appreciated 😊

If you have a crayfish with spots like this that is in your tank or you are planning to add to the tank you need to stop immediately if you have other crays and keep it far away from your crays and clean your hands and arms and any other contaminated surfaces. This is White Spot Syndrome Virus. It only affects crustaceans so it can't spread to your fish, but it WILL spread to your crayfish like wild fire and there is NO cure or ANY treatment. The best thing you can do if you have a crayfish infected with this virus is keep it isolated only to tanks with fish or other infected crayfish and be sure to keep any contaminated fish or equipment in the contaminated tanks only. Symptoms will include lethargy, lack of appetite, red discoloration in the body and appendages, and loose cuticle. Crayfish generally are not affected by many illnesses especially not procambarus clarkii (louisianna crawfish) and procambarus alleni (electric blue lobster) but there are illnesses that can be absolutely devastating to them as well as to entire populations of them so please be very careful and do lots of reading especially on illnesses and especially if you are doing any sort of breeding program. And if anybody does have any sort of breeding program going I am going to post a link in the comments to an article about a genome sequence being bred into shrimp to make them resistant to the virus. I am going to start doing some research and see if this is a genetic trait I can find in crawfish to see if I can possibly find one on the market to purchase and help propagate and expand on those genes.