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Yup! Here's another interesting fact about crays:
American native crays carry what is known as the Cray Fish Plague. Other cray fish from around the world cannot live through it. If you have, for example, a P. Clarkii and a C. quadricarinatus (Australian Red Claw), you would have to use two different tank, water siphons, buckets, etc. etc. or you risk spreading it to your C. quadricarinatus and killing him/her

[QUOTE="Kazzy, post: 74369, member: 186"] Yup! Here's another interesting fact about crays: American native crays carry what is known as the Cray Fish Plague. Other cray fish from around the world cannot live through it. If you have, for example, a P. Clarkii and a C. quadricarinatus (Australian Red Claw), you would have to use two different tank, water siphons, buckets, etc. etc. or you risk spreading it to your C. quadricarinatus and killing him/her [/QUOTE]

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