Cray fish breeding pair combo ( Brown ,red , white)

Description

Crayfish, also known as crawfish, crawdads, or freshwater lobsters, are small crustaceans found in freshwater habitats like rivers, streams, ponds, and lakes. They resemble small lobsters and are popular in cuisine, aquariums, and ecological studies.

Key Facts about Crayfish:

1. Habitat:
   • Found worldwide, except in Antarctica and Africa’s arid regions.
   • Prefer clean, well-oxygenated water with plenty of shelter.
2. Diet:
   • Omnivores, feeding on plants, algae, small fish, insects, and organic debris.
3. Appearance:
   • Typically 3-7 inches long, with a hard exoskeleton.
   • Colors vary: brown, green, red, or blue.
4. Behavior:
   • Mostly nocturnal and territorial.
   • Use pincers for defense and handling food.
5. Reproduction:
   • Females carry eggs under their tail until they hatch.