I'm o.k. with him eating the plants, its all about making him happy,
guppies too. he's proving quite useful in getting rid of sickly
guppies from my frog tank (I move the guppies to him) soon as I get
the pictures put onto disk (as I have not mastered downloading right
from my camera) i'll post some.
Thanks!

erika-wilmington,de-usa

--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "melvin
character" <klowncollage@...> wrote:
>
> hey buddy,if it looks blue its blue.
> i know there is different variations of blue but blue is still
blue.
> asttach them to your email so its recieved.
> i hope your happy with the crayfish eating your pond plants as it
> will but its a perfectly acceptable source of food for it as
crayfish
> eaty mainly that.guppies are just a food source for it to eat if it
> can catch them,maybe while thier sleeping at night ;) and with the
> light,it can only get bluer as it sheds it shell each time..im sure
> everyone interested on this site will be happy to view your photo's
> of your crayfish an give their opinion's to what species it is an
how
> to look after it.thats what this site is for.
>
> --- In
crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "erikaandnewton"
> <emcisme@> wrote:
> >
> > I actually just took some pictures of him, his former owner wants
> to
> > know how he's doing. Do I put them in the photos section or just
> > attach them to my e-mail?
> > So he doesn't need the light, but he'd like some plkants and they
> > need the light, 'kay, I'll get him some plants when I go pick up
> some
> > guppies for him.
> > I already covered the openings in the lid of his tank with
plastic
> > mesh. the tube will run right through it.
> >
> > erika-wilminton,de-usa
> >
> >
> > -- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "Enrique
> Aniceto"
> > <acocil@> wrote:
> > >
> > > well, if you have access to a digital camera, take a pic or two
> and
> > send it.
> > > Perhaps I could narrowed it down if I see it.
> > >
> > > The ligth is good if you have aquatic plant, which the crayfish
> > will benefit
> > > from.
> > > Airstones are good, but make sure there is no way the crayfish
> > could climb
> > > up and exit the tank.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > >From: "erikaandnewton" <emcisme@>
> > > >Reply-To: crayfishworldaccessgroup@...
> > > >To: crayfishworldaccessgroup@...
> > > >Subject: [crayfishworldaccessgroup] Re: getting a crayfish
> > tomorrow and
> > > >have a question-got him
> > > >Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 22:31:59 -0000
> > > >
> > > >Its a ten gallon. The temperature actually got up close to 90
> > > >yesterday so I opted for putting the tank down stairs. Course
> that
> > > >leads to the dilemma of now needing a stand. Why is it every
> other
> > > >time, used ten gallon stands are a dime a dozen, now that I
need
> > one,
> > > >there are none to be found?
> > > >I have a whisper J filter running, do I need to give him an
air
> > stone?
> > > >One web site I saw mentioned full spectrum lighting, is this
for
> > his
> > > >health or to make him look prettier? He's pretty cool, and
> ballsy.
> > He
> > > >has no hesitation making a move toward something he sees as a
> > threat
> > > >(my hand fixing a plant or the dogs on the other side of the
> > glass!)
> > > >Now to figure out what kind of crayfish I have!
> > > >
> > > >Thanks,
> > > >erika-wilmington,de-usa
> >
> > >
> >
>