Blue Claw Yabbie With Eggs
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catfish00
Fish Crazy
about 2-4 days
catfish00
Fish Crazy
when they hatch
they will be carried for 8 weeks ish. take a look at this Redclaw crayfish Profile. it will take, around 4-5 months for them to reach 5cm
perhaps a little more research before you post!
seee im gettin so mny mixed answrrs really not sure who to believe! im gonna just live it out and see what happens. im going to make a journal of every day whats going on! and possibly make a website or something bout it coz there is no good decent websites out there for yabbies, dont tthink crabs would b the same? considerin crabs are salt water and yabbies are fresh?
there are a few, very good, web sites for "yabbies" you just need to look. possibly not using Yabbie. how about trying just CRAYFISH. even more important if you consider that Blue Yabbie, do not exist, its, probably an Australian Redclaw, contrary to your thought.
Still most, if not all, the information you need is in the Profile i linked.
not all crabs are "marine/saltwater. there are a few that are Brackish. but you are right. Crabs and Crayfish, are totally different in, almost, all respects. Redclaw can, though, live in brackish water, and live with Redclaw crabs!
I'm looking for the same kind of answers...and googling is getting me no where!
Wwe had a male and female yabbie (tho we call them koonacks), in a tank together and then out of no where she had the little 'berry' eggs under her tail. the male kept bashing her up, even ripped a leg off, so we separated them.
She has been in her new tank for over 3 weeks now with her tail closed over the majority of the time and prior to that, we think she had the eggs maybe 2-3 weeks but we can't be sure. Today, she started opening her tail and 'fanning' the egss about.
But, the most definate thing is, no one can seem to answer exactly how long they would take to actually hatch.
Her eggs are solid black but there are perhaps 2 that are an orange/yellow colour....Does anyone know if this means the black ones are not alive or why a couple are orangey??
And do we think 10-12 weeks is the actual time??
Wwe had a male and female yabbie (tho we call them koonacks), in a tank together and then out of no where she had the little 'berry' eggs under her tail. the male kept bashing her up, even ripped a leg off, so we separated them.
She has been in her new tank for over 3 weeks now with her tail closed over the majority of the time and prior to that, we think she had the eggs maybe 2-3 weeks but we can't be sure. Today, she started opening her tail and 'fanning' the egss about.
But, the most definate thing is, no one can seem to answer exactly how long they would take to actually hatch.
Her eggs are solid black but there are perhaps 2 that are an orange/yellow colour....Does anyone know if this means the black ones are not alive or why a couple are orangey??
And do we think 10-12 weeks is the actual time??
first off we need to know what cray you actually have!!!!!!!!! some pictures would help. anyway visit the site this site. xxx.crayfishmates.com. I bet they will help. just say Tylor sent you. lol.
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