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Red Claw Crayfish (Cherax quadricarinatus)  and Friends

This group is for those interested in Red Claw Crayfish and other species of crayfish.

Members: 173
Latest Activity: Jun 22, 2018

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Redclaw Supplier Stick-Fins Farms Selling Business It Seems

Started by Shean Smith. Last reply by Craig Mullins Jan 9, 2015. 5 Replies

FYI: Stick-Fins Farm in Florida is going out of business before too long. The original owner, Michael Robinson, has passed away and the farm is in the process of being sold. Things may change. The…Continue

Normal growth rate

Started by Joseph May 21, 2014. 0 Replies

Hi,I would like to know normal growth rate of red claw from 2 month to 6 month.Please share to me if you know about this.Thanks in advance.Continue

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Legality of possessing Cherax and other crays

Started by Pat James. Last reply by Dave & Yvonne Story Oct 17, 2013. 6 Replies

I have been looking sources of crays (other than native tyoes) for my AP system. One of my considerations has been are the crays I want legal in Louisiana? I have done searches and NOT found anything…Continue

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Comment by andrew on June 21, 2015 at 11:30pm

I tried a place I was referred to out in san Diego that said they had them but did not, I went round and round for months! but.....I finally got REDCLAWS! 5 female and 4 males in my tote aquaponic. only 2 inch long but just happy to finally have them and hopefully will get them to breed and eventually put in my kid pool. been growing giant fresh water prawns but think I will be giving them up after I get the red claws going.  the freshwater prawns to aggressive and need brackish water for the babies etc. I like simpler! lol

Comment by ALM on April 16, 2015 at 8:47am

Hi Everyone!  I am outside the Philadelphia region in Chadds Ford, PA and wondering if any of you might be close and know of a local source of red claw?? :)  I don't mind driving a few hours... 

Comment by Linas was Here on April 14, 2015 at 12:10pm

Howdy. Last year I finished my ecology master studies. Right now apart from other activities I have crayfish aquaculture in mind. My exact question would be where could I purchase Cherax quadricarinatus in Europe. Any information would be helpful!

Comment by Bill on December 20, 2014 at 11:00am

Andrew

Any luck? A local store in Winchester is trying to get me about 12 but I think there coming from out of the US. If you have info please pass along!

Thanks

Bill

Comment by andrew on December 16, 2014 at 9:02am

Looking to start a small red claw crayfish (Cherax quadricarinatus)farm for myself in a 2k gallon pool. Would like to purchase from someone a few to get started. I am in San Diego CA.

If anyone can help me I appreciate it. Thanks so much all.!

Andrew

Comment by Gil Fish on November 19, 2014 at 7:49am

Shean Smith I live fairly close, just outside Pensacola. Where can I get Red Claws?

Comment by Bill on November 19, 2014 at 5:43am

Hi

Cold in Virginia 20F, looking for about 15 Red Claws in Winchester ,Va.

Bill

Comment by Bill on November 14, 2014 at 12:15pm

Hello

like to find a source for juvenile red claws. Also does anyone have a comment on Yellow Perch & red claws in a 110 Gal. tank?

Thanks

Bill

Comment by Dave & Yvonne Story on September 27, 2014 at 4:36am

My two tanks outside on the porch will have heaters, but my two tanks inside will only start with temp sensors. I have been talking with Kellen about bluegill, when I am up with 5 700 gallon tanks.. My two old catfish are the hardiest.

Comment by Shean Smith on September 26, 2014 at 9:09pm

Red Claw can be fed 50% sinking catfish feed and 50% rabbit pellets. They like carrot pieces, too. The water temp has to be kept 60-degrees F or higher or they will die. They need 1 place to hide per Red Claw like a PVC pipe. I lost all my RC, about 1,000-Red Claw, because a heater went out last winter and I live on the Gulf Coast. The biggest got up to a foot long. Bluegill, catfish, and bass are better suited for non-tropical climates. 

 

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