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I got a marbled blue self-cloning crayfish about two weeks ago or so. She's cute. Real sweet critter.
I never see her. LOL She comes out to get food, obviously, I often see something sticking out from her spot under the orange pot in the morning. She drags java moss and plants under there too. I tried to put it back after a clean, but I failed. Hope she isn't too mad, it was dirty under there. She seems to eat, sleep and poop there. x.x She hasn't shed yet, to my knowledge.
I was worried about her so I moved her hiding place when I cleaned, needed to anyways, and she came out to say hello. Grabbed photos while I could. You can see she does that thing with her tail, it's worrying me.
The blue...she looks like she may be getting some, but from what I read it depends more on feeding than genes. Guess we'll see, I don't really care since I like her fine as she is.
She is, however, holding her tail under her a bit, and that worries me...usually means some kind of issue. Anyone know what may be the problem? I've had the occasional ghost shrimp do that and die later. x.x She otherwise looks ok though. She's only about 3 inches long now, still a baby.
Isn't she pretty? I haven't named her yet, any suggestions? =)


I never see her. LOL She comes out to get food, obviously, I often see something sticking out from her spot under the orange pot in the morning. She drags java moss and plants under there too. I tried to put it back after a clean, but I failed. Hope she isn't too mad, it was dirty under there. She seems to eat, sleep and poop there. x.x She hasn't shed yet, to my knowledge.
I was worried about her so I moved her hiding place when I cleaned, needed to anyways, and she came out to say hello. Grabbed photos while I could. You can see she does that thing with her tail, it's worrying me.
The blue...she looks like she may be getting some, but from what I read it depends more on feeding than genes. Guess we'll see, I don't really care since I like her fine as she is.
She is, however, holding her tail under her a bit, and that worries me...usually means some kind of issue. Anyone know what may be the problem? I've had the occasional ghost shrimp do that and die later. x.x She otherwise looks ok though. She's only about 3 inches long now, still a baby.
Isn't she pretty? I haven't named her yet, any suggestions? =)

