How to care for a crayfish?

Answer 1

Tie up the lobster's claws and then hold its body with two hands. After that, crack it in half. The most humane way is to put the live Lobster into the deep freeze for about an hour before you want to cook it, this shuts down the Lobsters systems, it goes into a deep sleep, then drop it into lots of boiling water to cook it.

Answer 2

well i have 3 crawdads they r the easiest pets ever if u listen to wat i say

1. do not feed them live food i did 4 nearly a year and it sucked

2. try to get frozen vegstible soup mix at a local food lion, krogar ,ukrops any food store

3. heat it up until not hard it doesent have to be hot

4. put them in at least a ten gallon aquarium

5. som ppl say 5 gallons is plenty that is the biggest hunk of crap i have ever heard of

6. make sure u get the veggi mix with carrots beans brockoli and stuff don't try peppers

7.buy rocks fornthe bottom of ure aquarium buy logs that they cna get inside of buy some like fake coral just make it feel natural

8. and last but definatley not least never evr put fish in with them of any sort

Answer 3

Pull off the tail with a light twist, cut the underside on both sides and remove the underside shell. You may then run a knife under the meat to loosen it or leave it in the shell. Pull off the long skinny legs and serve as is to crack with the teeth and suck the meat out. Some people like to suck the head. I don't. That's it. Alisa

Answer 4

Caring for a lobster in captivity is very similar to caring for a Saltwater Fish. Set up a marine aquarium, construct a hiding area out of rocks, and put the lobster in. The temperature will depend on whether it is an Atlantic coldwater lobster (grocery store lobster) or an exotic tropical reef lobster. The coldwater species will need very chilled water of around 50F and the tropical lobster will require a temperature of around 75-70F.

Answer 5

Lobsters are scavengers, so they'll eat whatever's on the bottom of the tank. That includes algae, snails, and dead fish.You can feed a baby lobster fish flakes, and shrimp pellets to adults.

Answer 6

they don't