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Spiny crayfish, Euastacus bispinosis
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Photos and Text by Rohan Todd.
Hello, thought I'd send you a couple of photos of two "Glenelg Crays" the female is the large normal
"green" coloured one and is 130ml OCL and the unusual orange one is a male and is 121ml OCL and were
both caught in the Glenelg River. I've had them in a tank for about 6months and both crays have since been returned
to the wild as i dont eat them but like to keep them for awhile.
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Unusual orange bispinosis
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Male Euastacus bispinosis
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Female Euastacus bispinosis
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These crays have cuticle partians on the Male gonopores and for many years
they were incorrectly described as E. kershawi
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Female form
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