Sushi Red & White Crayfish

bility to reproduce asexually and survive extreme conditions, they are a serious concern as an invasive species. They aren't banned in Canada YET, but are a serious environmental concern in the European Union and banned in a number of US states. Wouldn't suggest you advertise selling them if you aren't.
2. I believe this is a red and white Ghost Crayfish, a variant of the Louisiana Crayfish. As such, they would not be able to reproduce asexually as stated above.
3. Regardless of species, Crayfish are not peaceful. Many species are not extremely aggressive, sure, but they are opportunistic eaters and will take anything they can catch. You have to be really careful with tankmates. Bottom dwellers, especially shrimp (their natural prey), plecos, or snails and the like are out. Best to keep crays with fast moving top dwellers if they aren't on their own, something like a danio or (as we have) guppies that aren't too special is your best bet. They will, I repeat, they WILL eat anything they can catch and are known for territory wars with conspecifics.
4. Ghost crayfish are the masters of their own tank. They will eat your plants at record speed and rearrange any decorations they can. We made a little shell cave for our cray "Bobbie" which was quickly organized them into a straight line hiding the front of their chosen driftwood cave home. And decimated my beautiful anubis plant while we were on vacation for a couple days. . . after eating the 7 day vacation feeder within 2 days.
5. Might be helpful to link a guide about cray care, specifically molting cues, tips, and the importance of GH.

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