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  The Supernova Crayfish is breathtakingly beautiful and a personal favorite of ours! Fully-grown adults feature colors that are simply preternatural. The front of the claws look like the surface of the sun, while the arms and body look like a starry night sky. The tail and back show beautiful red/orange patterns that resemble a nebula in space. Finally, the...

Also known as Tiger Crayfish, the Zebra Crayfish is one of the most unique-looking crayfish we have to offer due to its diverse and lustrous coloration. These crayfish usually have cerulean blue, periwinkle, sage green, and sunny orange colors on its body, with a darker emerald green covering its tail. They are truly a sight to be seen!    ...

  Jaws can't help but drop upon witnessing this magnificent creature. The White Specter Crayfish is as white as a ghost and stands out sharply against any dark substrate or colorful plants. Like their relatives the Electric Blue Crayfish, White Specter Crayfish are very active and fascinating to watch!       Overview The White Specter Crayfish is a variant...

The brilliant red coloration of this crayfish is simply astonishing to see, and is sure to make this beautiful animal the centerpiece of any aquarium! The body and claws of these crayfish are fire engine red, while the color on the legs and tail typically fades into a sunburst orange. Like their relatives the Electric Blue Crayfish, Neon Red Crayfish...

The Emerald Fire Crayfish has an extremely impressive albeit unusual color combination: emerald green and fire orange. The colors contrast extremely well and make this crayfish look almost unreal. The claws are large and daunting, lined with fire orange and tipped with red. The rest of the crayfish is a beautiful combination of green and orange. Rarely, the crayfish will...

December 12th 2025 Dear Crabby: Color, Character, and the Creatures You Do Not Always See One of the best parts of this hobby is that there is always something new to learn. Sometimes it is about animals you have kept for years, and other times it is about the ones you rarely see once they settle in. This week’s Dear...