Mexican Dwarf Orange Crayfish, Cambarellus patzcuarensis
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buffguynumberone
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Mexican Dwarf Orange Crayfish, Cambarellus patzcuarensis
I think we need to start a new discussion just for these little guys! How many others out there are keeping the Mexican Dwarf?
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buffguynumberone
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My Dwarf Crays
Here are a few pics of the little guy if you've never seen them.
http://www.nothobranchius.de/assets/ima ... ung_02.jpg
http://www.aquanet.de/objimages/2004060 ... 808775.jpg
If you would like to see pictures of mine (email me @ poorlazyboy@yahoo.com) or have pictures you'd like to share, email them to me or post your links here!
http://www.nothobranchius.de/assets/ima ... ung_02.jpg
http://www.aquanet.de/objimages/2004060 ... 808775.jpg
If you would like to see pictures of mine (email me @ poorlazyboy@yahoo.com) or have pictures you'd like to share, email them to me or post your links here!
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aimless
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Here's a picture of one of my little guys. Still getting used to the camera - sorry it's kind of a bonehead shot.
[img][img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v318/ ... 7690df.jpg[/img][/img]
Not sure what the big grey chunk at the bottom of the pic is....
Amy
[img][img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v318/ ... 7690df.jpg[/img][/img]
Not sure what the big grey chunk at the bottom of the pic is....
Amy
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aimless
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antoinette
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Janis
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They are so cute! Thanks so much for the pictures!
I'm in the process of setting up a tank for them and I've read that they need caves to hide in while they're moulting. What do you guys use for caves? Do you have any other suggestions regarding tank setup (as far as aquascaping is concerned)? I'd like to do it right the first time, rather than aquascaping with them in there.
Also, I've noticed that some of them have more of a striped pattern than others, is that just a variation within the species (ie the babies from one pair are both striped and solid orange)?
Thanks for all the great info!
Janis
I'm in the process of setting up a tank for them and I've read that they need caves to hide in while they're moulting. What do you guys use for caves? Do you have any other suggestions regarding tank setup (as far as aquascaping is concerned)? I'd like to do it right the first time, rather than aquascaping with them in there.
Also, I've noticed that some of them have more of a striped pattern than others, is that just a variation within the species (ie the babies from one pair are both striped and solid orange)?
Thanks for all the great info!
Janis
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antoinette
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buffguynumberone
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pictures
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antoinette
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buffguynumberone
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feeding...
I only feed mine home grown worms so I know what's in them. I would never put my little guys life in danger! I've never tried peas, I'll have to give it a try. I've fed them boiled zucchinni and squash though.
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