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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: Apr 6th, '13, 18:48 
Dropped a few Silver Perch fingerlings up to Sydney today...

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Mal and his mate had been up the creeks a bit north of Sydney... and found a few of these...

Anyone want to take a guess???

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PostPosted: Apr 6th, '13, 18:54 
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PostPosted: Apr 6th, '13, 19:33 
Or.... E. Clarkae... or E.Spinifer????
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Or E. Awesomelookingcrayfishthing.

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take a look at the Aust museum paper which I have hopefully linked below. It is a review of all the Euastacus spp in NSW, with distrubation maps and keys. Without knowning more location details, belive it to be either E. australensis or E.spinifer.

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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: Apr 6th, '13, 21:37 
Yep... I'd basically narrowed it down to those two.... but couldn't decide...

I've flicked the pics to a couple of the gurus of Australian crayfish...
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looks massive... how big was it?
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PostPosted: Apr 6th, '13, 21:53 
About 8"....
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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: Apr 7th, '13, 11:14 
Indeed Charlie... looks very similar.... but way outside their known distribution area...
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Agree it is unusual but hey, Ive found Marron in Kalgoorlie and they are definitely not supposed to be here. I actually worked out last week that the species I have found here is actually the hairy marron variety... which are almost extinct. Strange world.
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How does an almost extinct animal taste?

Maybe you should try and breed them to increase the population?
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