Marmorkreb?

Glabe

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It looks like one to my untrained eye. I would very much like it to be. It's only about 1.5-2 inches and growing fast. Loves squash

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Hr0th9ar

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I was thinking Marmorkreb or Slough Crayfish but it doesn't have enough red to be a Slough imo.

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It'd be good to get a direct shot of the back if possible

 

Glabe

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Craw Chief said:

It'd be good to get a direct shot of the back if possible

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Thanks

Here's another we received that is similar. I'll take a pic of the other one when I get home

 

Glabe

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As he grows, he looks less like a marmorkreb

 

henningc

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I don't think it is marmorkrib. The color is too light and the claws to short and compact. Don't have a clue after that.

 

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I've seen marms like that after they've lost and regrown their claws. Same with the coloration, I've seen some light ones.

 

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Have you tried to sex it?

It appearing to be male would likely rule out it being a marmokreb.

but based on the pics, I'm going to say no, it's not a marmokreb. color doesn't seem right.

 

Glabe

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That's a good idea. I'll have to Google that