Cassius Cray my lil Marmorkreb

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Wow is that a blue marmokreb?? Don't think I've seen that before...

 

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Definitely is. He has already self cloned for me but only 2 survived

 

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How long have you had it?

 

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I don't know Id say around 6 months.

 

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All mine turn blue after about 2 months old

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Love that name!

That **** kray

 

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Rastoma, do you separate yours or keep the young in the same tank. Any advice on this?

 

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FuzzyLogic said:

Rastoma, do you separate yours or keep the young in the same tank. Any advice on this?

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The young can be kept in the same tank for a time, but be sure to give them plenty of hiding spots (rocks, PVC pipes, etc.). Don't expect for all the young to survive as they will cannibalize one another. When they get to about an inch or so I would recommend separating them into their own tanks and such.