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yabby crayfish

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By yd1
December 9, 2017 in General Questions/Discussions

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Posted December 9, 2017

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Posted December 9, 2017

G'day - I was wondering what these were - one was dark green and the other was light brown - they are from a creek in Victoria that used to have alot of Spiney blue crayfish in it - but now these brutes have taken over

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Posted December 10, 2017

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G'day - I was wondering what these were - one was dark green and the other was light brown - they are from a creek in Victoria that used to have alot of Spiney blue crayfish in it - but now these brutes have taken over

Wow! How'd they taste?

Love and peace

Will

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Posted December 10, 2017

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Posted December 10, 2017 (edited)

Whatever they are, they are gigantic, spiny and brown and green. Giant spiny breen crayfish?? ???

Edited December 10, 2017 by jayc

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Matuva

Posted December 11, 2017

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Posted December 11, 2017 (edited)

They look very similar to the giant freshwater crayfish from Tasmania: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-17/recovery-plan-announced-for-tasmanian-giant-freshwater-crayfish/8817478

Edited December 11, 2017 by Matuva

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