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Cherax tenuimanus, the (Blue, cultivated) Marron. Found naturally
in Southwestern Australia. Natural habitat is calm water under ledges.
Territorial, one to a tank. Nocturnal feeders on plant material,
animals, detritus. Males distinguished by genital papillae on fifth
pair, females with openings on third pair of walking legs. Cool to
tropical water. Escape artists! Keep tank covered. |
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Cardisoma sp. Southeast Asia, Indonesia Land Crabs. Soap-Box
Crabs for how they're individually shipped (in plastic soap-dishes
closed with rubber bands) to prevent cannibalism. To eight inches
across... Not a community tank item... if you're lucky, yours will crawl
out of the tank and leave. |
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Cardisoma sp. Southeast Asia, Indonesia Land Crabs. Soap-Box
Crabs for how they're individually shipped (in plastic soap-dishes
closed with rubber bands) to prevent cannibalism. To eight inches
across... Not a community tank item... if you're lucky, yours will crawl
out of the tank and leave. |
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Caridina multidentata, formerly known as C.
japonica. From the Yamato River area of Japan. Reclassificed in
2006, this is aka the Amano Shrimp.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caridina_multidentata |
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