CPO (Orange dwarf crayfish Cambarellus Patzcuarensis "orange") **SALE now till May 9

[Mykiss]

Well, I've finally got some pairs available for sale. These are sexed male and female pairs. These guys are large enough to breed as well. Their size is ~1 to just a tad over 1 inch. It will depend on which ones you choose. All area healthy and eating bloodworms.

They are breeding very well and are very easy to care for. I have a few different sizes available.

I've slashed the prices a lot so that more people can enjoy them. Until the May 9 each sexable pair will be $25. also have some juvies where are now about 1cm ($7 each or 5 for $25) and those that are 1.5+ cms will be $12 each or 7 for $50. If you don't care about sex and would like a bunch, PM me and I can give you a better deal.

[TKD]

What kind of substrate do you have yours on? Same as your shrimp?

[Mykiss]

Yup, same as shrimp.

In fact you can keep then in regular gravel as well.

[TKD]

OK cool, ty

[2wheelsx2]

I've read that they will eat dwarf shrimp, but not touch plants, is that true? What's the regular diet, are they omnivorous?

[Mykiss]

I used to keep them with my other shrimps and I noticed that they grew fast! but then again, then could have been eating the shrimplets...lol There was so many shrimps in the tank that I couldn't tell. There's also a lot of plants in there but I never noticed plants being eaten.

To be safe, assume that they will eat other shrimps so I'd suggest not to add in a shrimp tank.

I've been feeding them bloodworms and some sinking wafers.

[2wheelsx2]

Thanks for the info Pat. Maybe not a great idea for my pleco tanks which all have cherry shrimp then.

[Ursus sapien]

I'll take a pair, please, Patrick. I'm too sick to come get them at the moment, though; could you hang on for a week?

[Mykiss]

Sure Storm, I can do that.

[effox]

lol make sure he is 100% before you shake hands, that's one NASTY cold!

If I could drive, I'd definitely pick up a pair for my 10g tank, these are very interesting creatures, I had 3 in the past and loved them.

Cheers,
Chris