Crayfish Super Grand Slam
Submitted by big john on Sat, 2008-06-28 21:18.
Picked up a crayfish grand slam today, a red, ornate and a green. Then low and behold turned it into a super grand slam with the capture of a fourth unknown species. Can anyone shed some light on what type of the cray the second one from the right is?
feral1975
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in order a western red then
in order a western red then male painted cray then two females at a guess
Andy Mac
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in order left to right
Cheers
big john
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Thinking
I like you way you think Andy, but's it not quite the answer I'm after.:)
John
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feral1975
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are the painted crays weed
are the painted crays weed eaters therefore have lower edibility , better drop it over my place
big john
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Taste
They all have there own unique flavour feral1975. Reds probably just edge out the painteds, but the painteds make up for it in the sheer volume of flesh available.
John
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Leave the cities behind, out of sight of mind,
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jay_burgess
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I'm getting confused here,
I'm getting confused here, are painteds and ornates diff species?
big john
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Painted/Ornate
Different names for the same cray. Sorry Jay.
John
I head a little FURTHER NORTH each year,
Leave the cities behind, out of sight of mind,
.......
jay_burgess
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Thanks John that cleared up
Thanks John that cleared up something I've been confused about for a while now.
uncle
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painted
can't help with the ID,but the last ones tasted great
Fast fish rule!