The yabby is actually an omnivore. It'll it just about anything. There are a lot of stories implying that they are strictly vegetarians or strictly carnivores due to simple reasons. The main factor being that meat tends to pollute water really badly, and very quickly. It's for this reason aquarists generally are told to put them on a vegetarian diet. Not because they are, merely to preserve the water system. The carnivore conception often originates from people who catch yabbies from dams and waterways, because they use meat to catch yabbies. This ties back to the meat polluting the water more, and consequently attracting more yabbies to the lines and nets.
No, it is basically a scavenger.
No it's a decomposer
What is a non example of a decomposer?
Algae is an example of a decomposer in a river.
Yes coral is a decomposer because
A cactus is not a decomposer. It is a producer.
No. A yabby is not a mammal of any type. It is not even a vertebrate. A yabby is a freshwater crustacean.
Yabby You was born on 1946-08-14.
Common yabby was created in 1936.
Yabby You died on 2010-01-12.
no
No. A female yabby needs a male yabby to breed.
A yabby is an Australian freshwater crayfish.
170 grams
That's a a pretty vague question, but I assume it is what type of animal is the yabby? Yabbies are actually a small type of freshwater crayfish, of which several different species occur.
A sunflower is a producer. It is not a decomposer.
A thing for mating with another partner.
No but they might attack them with their claws