Crustaceans

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Yes the antenna on a crayfish are there. But they are there to sensor things when the crayfish are moving. Sort of like a snakes tongue.

FOOD ...there also called shrimp...

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A crayfish is a type of fish that lives in the ocean (slat water)

It depends on the species of crab, but the most common type that are served in restaurants and such are usually an orange-reddish color. Crabs are a variety of colors. Many crabs are orange and white or pink and white. There are also blue crabs and a few other colors.

A shrimp actually does not have a brain; being an invertebrate, it has a nervous system which gives commands to the rest of the nerves,

Once a prawn or shrimp deleops melanosis, there is nothing that can be done to reverse the effect. However, shrimpers commonly use sodium bisulfite dips from companies like worldwide janitor to prevent melanosis. This is done in seafood processing plants an on distribution docks.

Never can be certain about it because if the Con is bigger than the cray then it will prob eat it if not at first soon after it molts for the first time. If the cray is bigger than your con then it will be fine but one night when the cray is feeding it grabs the con with its claws then it will eat your con best thing to do is introduce them both at same time around same size give plenty of cray friendly hiding spots and be aware of the molting and they should live fine together but one day you will prob wake up to one eating the other could be sooner than later or could be a year from now never know till ya try.

After it molts, a crayfish needs some time to grow a new and larger shell. During this time it has no shell to protect it from attack, therefore it hides.

Yes, the lobster is a crustacean. It is the phylum Arthropoda, Sub phylum Crustacea, Class Malacostraca, Order Decapoda.

Crabs are (usually) marine crustaceans. They have ten legs (counting specialized ones, e.g., claws or flattened pair of hind ones for swimming). Their body is generally broad and flattened; their eyes on short stalks, with the abdomen small and folded under the thorax. Commonly they have a hardened shell. The term crab is also used to describe other creatures with superficial similarities to true crabs, e.g., crustaceans like the hermit crab or horseshoe crab. There is also a parasite called a crab louse; body lice are informally referred to as crabs.

worms, greens, slugs. - NOT frogs or toads.

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I have some if you would like them. It would be my pleasure. They really come in handy when you are trying to get revenge on someone.

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Most people get them for free, but you might try a street prostitute.

The rusty crayfish came from the Ohio river basin.

Crayfish should be fed two to three times per week for optimal growth. During their molt stage, they should not be fed as they do not eat.

it is a decapod

according to Cha-Cha fish have bilateral symmetry

An animal that eats, only other dead organisms is called a scavenger. An example might be crows or vultures.

Crayfish are scavengers and will consume nearly anything is can grip. Sinking Shrimp pellets work well.

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Daphnia prefer 64-72 degrees Fahrenheit.

Krill are just like shrimp, so draw shrimp.