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Old 04-28-2011, 06:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default juvenile crays

I recently caught what I believe are juvenile Allegheny crays. The body matches the allegheny perfectly including its very distinctive tail but it they currently have very small red claws. Do they grow bigger and thicker as they get older?
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12 apple (mystery) snails
1 Glofish
1 crown tail beta
1 japanes trapdoor snail I found in the farmington river
2 Emerald Cory Cats
1 large common pleco
1 rainbow shark
2 bamboo shrimp

20 gallon
1 young tiger oscar
1 chinese algae eater

10 gallon
Looking to get an apricot lobster
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