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Crayfish are small crustaceans that only live in freshwater. They look like a large shrimp or a small lobsters and they do have their regenerative abilities in common! Like other crustaceans, crayfish do have the ability to regenerate lost limbs such as their legs, antennae, and portions of their tail. This regrowth process generally takes…
Crayfish aren’t fish-they’re shellfish. Other types of crustaceans include crabs, lobsters, and shrimp. There are several species of both freshwater and saltwater crayfish. Freshwater ones are also referred to by the names crawfish, crawdad, and crawdaddy. Use of these terms varies by region. Crayfish mostly consume decomposing plant waste that enters their water supply, such…
If you plan to keep this crayfish (aka crawfish) among other crayfish, big fish, or invertebrates in your aquarium, make sure they have plenty of hiding places. The aquarium should also be large enough for the fish to be able to remain a safe distance from the crayfish. Crayfish will be able to hide from…
Crayfish, also known as Crawdads, are popular as pets, but many people are confused about what they consume and what diet to feed them. Crayfish are omnivorous, eating a variety of foods including vegetables, plants like Java moss, shrimp, frogs, snails, fish, and insects. Crayfish belong to the same family as crabs, lobsters and shrimp;…
Getting started with outdoor activities such as camping, birdwatching or hiking can be difficult, especially if you’re on a budget. But it doesn’t have to be expensive if you know where to look! There are many great products out there that will get you started without breaking the bank – you just need where to…
Crayfish are freshwater creatures that may be found in streams, ponds, and marshes. they are little crustaceans that resemble lobsters in appearance. People throughout the world believe crayfish to be a tasty dish and many homes consider blue crayfish to be treasured aquarium pets. Crayfish typically live in freshwater streams and rivers. This environment normally…
Euglena are autotrophic and heterotrophic, depending on the conditions they are in, meaning they are actually mixotrophic. But what do these words mean?
Todays mouthwatering post is about fish! I recently wrote two articles about whether birds and Iguanas produce saliva or not as this is not always obvious. For fish, this question may be even more relevant as no can actually see them drool under water? But maybe you have seen a fish spit above water? This…
When you want to add plants to your amphibian’s tank, it’s important that you choose a safe type of soil. There are many different soil options available and many amphibian owners aren’t sure which one is right for their pet. On this page, we’re going to discuss what soil is safe for amphibians. The safest…
What are Euglena actually? They have both plant and animal features but look like bacteria?! So what do we call them – read here to find out!