Exoskeletons of insects and crustaceans can be ground down and used as a highly effective nutrient that you can add to mulch.
They use their shells
Yes if the shells get broken otherwise no. I keep crayfish and Tilapia together and crushed some snails for the crayfish to eat, the Tilapia ate them before the crayfish had chance.
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The mussel, a bivalve, has two valves, or shells.
Molting occurs when and because they need to grow. Crayfish have exoskeletons which means they have a hard, protective shell on the outer layer of their body. They need to grow out of their shells to gradually get bigger.
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Crayfish shed their shells because they are growing. they do not shed their skin, but rather the inflexible shell on top. Because it is inflexible, it cannot grow with the crayfish and they have to make new ones. Replacing a shell is called "molting". crayfish and other crustaceans molt more when they are young and are growing faster. Hope this helps!
Lobsters do not have internal skeletons, but they do have external skeletons (exoskeleton), which are their shells.
The largest tank Is the p1000 rattle but it was never manifactured but the Maus has 2 and its the largest tank in ww2 but its biggest manifactured in ww2 was the sherman tank during ww2.
There are several hundred different species of crayfish around the world. The most common one in US seafood markets and restaurants is the red swamp crayfish, Procambarus clarkii, most of which come from Louisiana.
If you like seafood such as lobster or shrimp, you will likely enjoy crayfish (also called crawfish or crawdad in the US). There are many ways to cook them in dishes or boil them in a flavorful broth and eat them out of their shells.
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