#Crawfish

[thedogeveryonehates]

🦐A SINGLE MOM WHO WORKS TWO JOBS, WHO LOVES HER KIDS BUT NEVER STOPS🦐

[seabeck]

Signal crawfish

[vampiresex69]

scrap collector and her pet crawfish-fly-thing 🦞

[fishcore]

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[gayforthesun]

the Thing got out today (5:30 in the morning) and woke me up by clattering as loudly as possible against my metal shelves. love and light

[shiftythrifting]

Recent-ish finds from Admin BT: another mug edition! (Various thrift stores in the Boise, ID area)

Sensuous Woman should have come home with me. I'm going back tomorrow to see if it is still there.

[ajoerr]

awesome sand yabby 4 a client !!!!

[wallswildernessaccess]

Anybody seen a crawfish that looks like this?? I live in southern Missouri and I’ve never seen one this color or even close to being orange.

Why is this?? I’m stumped.

[critter-creature-or-beast]

Image by Ryan Hodnett, CC BY-SA 4.0

[cutestbabyanimalbracket]

Please vote for whichever animal is cuter, not whichever one you like more!

[citruslucy]

under the sea flash 🌊🪼

[brella-boi]

REMODELLED SHRIMP 🦐🦐

I wasn't entirely happy with the last shrimp plushie design I made, so I remade it! And i'm MUCH happier with these lil goobers :D

[gatorpond]

"stop lookin at me you creep"

[daily-deliciousness]

Crawfish mac and cheese

[angycryptid]

Looking for some advice from y'all aquarium havers, im planning to get my first tank set up at the beginning of next year and i want some advice!

my plan is to get a crayfish (i want a species that grows to about 4-5 inches, so probably either Procambarus clarkii, Procambarus alleni, or Procambarus fallax virginalis) and then possibly 10 or so neon tetras. i know that crayfish often eat the other animals in their tanks, but Ive heard some people say that fast swimming fish in the middle of the water column are usually fine? if you have any other species recommendations, or think i should nix the whole idea id love to hear your thoughts, this'll be my first tank that im managing myself!

as for the tank itself, i assume that a 20 gallon tank (with a lid, ive heard that crayfish are great escape artists!) would be fine. I dont have a ton of space in my room, so i dont know how much bigger i can go than that, so i may reduce the number/type of fish if needed. I have access to an old 10 gallon tank but im like 100% sure that that's too small for this, i may turn it into a shrimp tank or an isopod terrarium in the future.

when it comes to decor, ive heard that crayfish like to move thier stuff around a lot, and also enjoy a lot of places to hide, any thoughts on what i could do for that? I dont really know where to start when it comes to aquarium decoration, and i wanna give these little guys the best i can.