--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "klowncollage"
<klowncollage@...> wrote:
>
> i am concerend about two of the new members joining this site,posting
> messages an offering a link to a muslim sisters site to chat an also
> trying to chat to some of the members on here.this is a crayfish
forum
> an not a dating site.
>
i have proof of the first to last email from one kirsty colbert aka
cowgal from the first email trying to get to know me an asking me to
join a muslim sisters dating site to talk to her,im sure everyone here
on this crayfish forum has recieved this unwelcome message an i had the
dishonor of replying to her to be nice,only to have her tell me all
about herself,her likes an dislike's an so on.this is a gross an
unnecessary misalocation of this forum an strays far away from the
intended topic which is obviously crayfish.instead of attempting a
petty an childish response to me bringing your your abuse of this site
to the attention of others,you might want to sit down an think hard
about the gravity of what you are trying to do on what is not a dating
site.if you have any questions or anything valid to say about the
intended topic of CRAYFISH,then do so,but if you want to meet people i
suggest you try one of the late night dating sites on television for
your intended purpose instead of your bizarre missuse of this great
site, bizarre meaning how it looks to me as to how you could for one
second actually think you can find people to date on here.if you have
any questions about crayfish or anything valid to say about crayfish
then by all means,post your question and/or comment,but if your
intention was purely to find someone to fill in your time with,then
your in the wrong place.

i am concerend about two of the new members joining this site,posting
messages an offering a link to a muslim sisters site to chat an also
trying to chat to some of the members on here.this is a crayfish forum
an not a dating site.

My house was recently broken into and in the process of stealing my
stuff they decided to bust all my tanks so i was left with 1 cray that
was a local so i freed him where i got him. I am in the process of
putting my collection back together and was just wondering what types
everyone has and if you would be willing to part with a few or sell me
some. Please let me know i miss me little guys and so does my son.

Thanks,
Anthony

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hallo

my name is iqbal i'm indonesian citizen and i'm also a cray former.
if you try to put your collection back i've three kind of crayfish
types.

1. Red Clarkly
2. Cherax Red Claw
3. Cherax Zebra

i didn't know exactly what types of this cray is. you should see the
pictures of this cray.

thanks.
Iqbal

My house was recently broken into and in the process of stealing my
stuff they decided to bust all my tanks so i was left with 1 cray that
was a local so i freed him where i got him.  I am in the process of
putting my collection back together and was just wondering what types
everyone has and if you would be willing to part with a few or sell me
some. Please let me know i miss me little guys and so does my son.

    Thanks,
        Anthony

hi thank you for your email
i joined http://www.muslimsisters.change.to
user name cowgal270886...
i also use msn if you would like to chat on msn my add is
kirsty_colbert@...

hope to hear from you again



--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "affiliate_alice3"
<facer0@...> wrote:
>
> I am a 22 years old girl, I just saw your yahoo profile in my group
> and like it a lot! Could you sign up this site for free to chat to me
> directly? Then we can know each other better. My username is Judylee
> on this site.
>
> http://www.muslimsisters.change.to
>

I am a 22 years old girl, I just saw your yahoo profile in my group
and like it a lot! Could you sign up this site for free to chat to me
directly? Then we can know each other better. My username is Judylee
on this site.

http://www.muslimsisters.change.to

--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., bella iqbal
<iqbal_gobel2004@...> wrote:
>
> is there another crayfish which has larger size as murray crayfish??
>   by the way, could i've a murray crayfish? is there anyone who has
already become murray farmer?
>
>
> ---------------------------------
>  im under the impression that murray crayfish are very hard to breed
an i have not been able to find any murray crayfish farmers myself.i
also like the murray crayfish very much an would like to have one
myself,but in south australia,their numbers are in a very rapid
decline, therefore illegal to catch an keep them.i am just as curious
to know if i could own a murray cray,but im not sure how i could.try
looking up the yarra crayfish,they are in my view is the crayfish with
a differant name,coming from the river yarra.the only differance is the
colour being blue instead of the brown/green of the murray cray.check
out the laws an the environmental status ie: if their endangered or not
first,if not, then you could go for the glenelg crayfish or the easiest
cray to get the marron.i am very interested to know what you find out
about your chances of getting a murray and/or yarra cray,if you find a
farmer for each of them,if you could mail me back with your results.
thanks
>

if you have the time and live nearby a stream in their natural
distribution, you could always have a crack at trying to catch one
yourself. i often try and catch my own crays from various streams
around nsw. saying that if you do try and catch one, make sure you do
it legally.
another option would be to try a good aquarium/fish shop/pet store,
they may be able to help you.
good luck with your search and if you find somewhere/someone selling
them let me know as i've always wanted a murray cray also.

cheers
al


--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "yabmeacray"
<yabmeacray@...> wrote:
>
> looking for a murray crayfish for 6ft Australian native aquarium. Can
> anyone please give infomation on if I can get one and where or how?
> hoping to hear from someone thanks!
>

looking for a murray crayfish for 6ft Australian native aquarium. Can
anyone please give infomation on if I can get one and where or how?
hoping to hear from someone thanks!

--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@yahoogroups.com.au, "iqbal_gobel2004"
<iqbal_gobel2004@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all. My name is Iqbal from Indonesia. I interested this group
> because love crayfish either just like you all. and other things i
> join this members because i've a lot red charkly. and i would like to
> invest another kind of crayfish which not able in Indonesia just like
> cherax, blue yubby, etc. as long as the price and the colour of the
> crayfish very interisting, i would like to spend my money for the
> crayfish.
> thank you for the intention.
>
Hi
My name is Carey, I am a marron farmer in Western Australia,I have blue
marron as well as brown and black. I am not sure marron would survive
in Indonesia in ponds but they should survive in tanks
Regards

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--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "iqbal_gobel2004"
<iqbal_gobel2004@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all. My name is Iqbal from Indonesia. I interested this group
> because love crayfish either just like you all. and other things i
> join this members because i've a lot red charkly. and i would like to
> invest another kind of crayfish which not able in Indonesia just like
> cherax, blue yubby, etc. as long as the price and the colour of the
> crayfish very interisting, i would like to spend my money for the
> crayfish.
> thank you for the intention.
>
Hi
My name is Carey, I am a marron farmer in Western Australia,I have blue
marron as well as brown and black. I am not sure marron would survive
in Indonesia in ponds but they should survive in tanks
Regards

Hi all. My name is Iqbal from Indonesia. I interested this group
because love crayfish either just like you all. and other things i
join this members because i've a lot red charkly. and i would like to
invest another kind of crayfish which not able in Indonesia just like
cherax, blue yubby, etc. as long as the price and the colour of the
crayfish very interisting, i would like to spend my money for the
crayfish.
thank you for the intention.

I was so excited to see this group when i was browsin crawdad sites
one night!!I'd like to tell the group about a cool site i found..about
to order from... www.wormman.com
21.98 for 10 just 5 more for 20 assorted crawdads

less than 1" inch + - Procambarus sp./mixed species These range in
size between 0.5 inch to 1 inch. Good for classroom observations, or
just plain want something different in your aquarium:)<~~quoted from
the site


it's listed under aquarium pets and supplies

They had a ton of other cool buggish stuff too!!
also try www.bugsincyberspace.com

hi all, just wondering if anyone has any advice on what traps, cages
etc work best for catching crays, as i will be away on the north-
western slopes of nsw. i plan on setting the traps and leaving for a
few hours, as i have work to do while i'm in the area. i'm only asking
this as when i normally go looking, i search by hand, turning over
rocks etc and using hand nets. i must also say i really only want one
or two small to medium sized crays as i went them as pets not to eat.
any help would be greatly appreciated

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Minow traps work fine.


>From: "Al" <alecdavie@...>
>Reply-To: crayfishworldaccessgroup@...
>To: crayfishworldaccessgroup@...
>Subject: [crayfishworldaccessgroup] traps
>Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2006 07:51:11 -0000
>
>hi all, just wondering if anyone has any advice on what traps, cages
>etc work best for catching crays, as i will be away on the north-
>western slopes of nsw. i plan on setting the traps and leaving for a
>few hours, as i have work to do while i'm in the area. i'm only asking
>this as when i normally go looking, i search by hand, turning over
>rocks etc and using hand nets. i must also say i really only want one
>or two small to medium sized crays as i went them as pets not to eat.
>any help would be greatly appreciated
>
>
>
>

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hi all, just wondering if anyone has any advice on what traps, cages
etc work best for catching crays, as i will be away on the north-
western slopes of nsw. i plan on setting the traps and leaving for a
few hours, as i have work to do while i'm in the area. i'm only asking
this as when i normally go looking, i search by hand, turning over
rocks etc and using hand nets. i must also say i really only want one
or two small to medium sized crays as i went them as pets not to eat.
any help would be greatly appreciated

I got the hiccups…I meant hopefully.

Hi everybody,
I am now here to, hoepfully be of help.

Saludos

try this link
http://www.crayfishworld.com/tooruvisit4.htm

it's about bait and nets

Dave


--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "darrenlowrie"
<darrenlowrie@y...> wrote:
>
> Hi i am only new to the club but will enjoy taking part in
building
> the sport of craying.
> My only dissapointment at this time is. I woke up early this
morning
> ready and rearing 4 a day of catching some monster crays.lol
> I decided that the old spot that i go to was getting boring
although
> usually quite productive and a change of scenery would be ok.
> deciding to jump on the old trusty net to seach out some new spots
i
> came accros this club only to find there was no helpfull info on
were
> to go, what bait to use or what time year to go. i will endeavour
to
> get some street names today to post within this club about my spot
not
> wanting to b a hipocrite.
> i will also research the subject further myself and any info i can
> find i will also post in my next email to the club.
> Anyways happy to b a member and good luck to everybody.
>

Hi i am only new to the club but will enjoy taking part in building
the sport of craying.
My only dissapointment at this time is. I woke up early this morning
ready and rearing 4 a day of catching some monster crays.lol
I decided that the old spot that i go to was getting boring although
usually quite productive and a change of scenery would be ok.
deciding to jump on the old trusty net to seach out some new spots i
came accros this club only to find there was no helpfull info on were
to go, what bait to use or what time year to go. i will endeavour to
get some street names today to post within this club about my spot not
wanting to b a hipocrite.
i will also research the subject further myself and any info i can
find i will also post in my next email to the club.
Anyways happy to b a member and good luck to everybody.

Both these species max out at about 3-5 inches but they do seem to
have better coloor variance than a normal rusticus.  The hybrids have
been known to be fertile and have sucessfull generations of offspring
so a mule is possible.  I myself have never got a hybrid to produce
young in captivity.  It will extract eggs but  never fertilize them.






--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "Dave"
<crayfishdave@y...> wrote:
>
> It would be interesting to see if you could breed them or whether or
> not they become 'mules'. In Australia they bred two varieties of
> cherax (destructor and rotundas i think) together and the off
springs
> were all infertile males. The advantage of this was they were good
for
> aquaculture because they didn't waist time trying to breed and got
> bigger quicker, they were also more placid than ordinary cherax
>

It would be interesting to see if you could breed them or whether or
not they become 'mules'. In Australia they bred two varieties of
cherax (destructor and rotundas i think) together and the off springs
were all infertile males. The advantage of this was they were good for
aquaculture because they didn't waist time trying to breed and got
bigger quicker, they were also more placid than ordinary cherax

It can surely learn a good manner to know these knowledge beforehand when
it goes to a lake.
However, we are always accompanied with destruction of nature, and live.
It is difficult to justify them beautifully.

It is very good to erase trash from nature.



--- In crayfishworldaccessgroup@..., "Dave" <
crayfishdave@y...> wrote:
>
> I received this email from the Bass Fishing Tornament Group;;
>
> How long does it take trash
> to disappear from the lake?
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Its very important to keep our trash and debris out of the lake to
> preserve the water quality. Do you know that it takes this long for
> the
> following to disappear from the lake?
>
> 2-4 weeks Paper Towels
> 6 weeks Newspaper
> 2 months Cardboard Box
> 2 months Apple Core
> 1-5 months Cotton Glove
> 3-14 months Cotton Rope
> 3 months Waxed Milk Carton
> 6 months Photo-degradable Beverage Container
> 1-3 years Plywood
> 1 year Biodegradable Diaper
> 1 year Wool Glove
> 13 years Painted Wood
> 50 years Styrofoam Cup
> 50 years Tin Can
> 80 years Styrofoam Buoy
> 200 years Aluminum Can
> 400 years Plastic Beverage Holder
> 450 years Disposable Diaper
> 450 years Plastic Milk Jug
> 450 years Plastic Drink Bottle
> 600 years Fishing Line
> Undetermined Glass Bottles
>
> Please help keep our lake clean! If you see something floating in
> the
> water, pick it up and put it in your boat. If you are tempted to
> throw
> trash away yourself, think about this: What are we leaving for our
> future generations?
>

I received this email from the Bass Fishing Tornament Group;;

How long does it take trash
to disappear from the lake?






Its very important to keep our trash and debris out of the lake to
preserve the water quality. Do you know that it takes this long for
the
following to disappear from the lake?

2-4 weeks Paper Towels
6 weeks Newspaper
2 months Cardboard Box
2 months Apple Core
1-5 months Cotton Glove
3-14 months Cotton Rope
3 months Waxed Milk Carton
6 months Photo-degradable Beverage Container
1-3 years Plywood
1 year Biodegradable Diaper
1 year Wool Glove
13 years Painted Wood
50 years Styrofoam Cup
50 years Tin Can
80 years Styrofoam Buoy
200 years Aluminum Can
400 years Plastic Beverage Holder
450 years Disposable Diaper
450 years Plastic Milk Jug
450 years Plastic Drink Bottle
600 years Fishing Line
Undetermined Glass Bottles

Please help keep our lake clean! If you see something floating in
the
water, pick it up and put it in your boat. If you are tempted to
throw
trash away yourself, think about this: What are we leaving for our
future generations?

Hi all.

I will supply a pleasant topic from Japan.
I love a crayfish.

ciao

Tooru

Well did ya

A lot of you know that I have a passion for all things crayfish.
Unfortunately my 'real job' the one I make a living from takes up alot
of my time.  I think everyone will agree that Crayfish World is a good
reference site, but if you're like me you'd rather be out there than
sitting behind a computer. I recently got an email from Brenton who'd
like to be taken crayfishing, so I thought there is probably plenty of
others who also would like to catch crayfish. From this site I hope we
can get together in the different countries and get the health sport
of catching and photographiong crayfish going.

I've always been a dreamer, but if you don't dream you'll be a couch
potato.

Dave Downunder