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What fish can crayfish live with?

Asked: Bass Smashers, Last Updated:

Fish That Can Be Kept With Crayfish With the small crayfish (such as Cambarellus), you can keep neon tetras, mollies, platies, swordtails and small catfish like Ancistrus.

FAQ

  • Can you use fish guts as fertilizer?

    You can grind your fish parts up to make your own fertilizer. We recommend using a hand grinder or stick blender rather than your kitchen blender. It's easier to clean and can be used as gardening tool and not the kitchen. Then work it into the soil, or you can bury chunks of fish at the roots of your plants.

  • Do you have to clean fish the same day?

    It is highly essential to clean fish as soon as you can. If not, it can rot very easily and will become inedible in just a few hours. ... Fish will stay fresh in the freezer for a day or two. However, as soon as two days have passed, you should not wait any longer.

  • What does black squid ink taste like?

    What does it taste and smell like? Gourmets will say that squid ink tastes and smells with the sea. To be more precise, the flavor of squid ink is close to the flavor of fresh sea fish with some umami hints. To remember umami flavor, think of soy sauce or blue cheese.

  • Can two crayfish live in the same tank?

    If you are gonna try putting 2 together, make sure they each have at least one of their own hides that is "their" territory. I'd recommend two each, or more if you can. They need to wander, and they should be able to have a pick or two to retreat to when needed.

  • Can you use sunfish as bait in Ontario?

    A: You're right, the Ontario fishing regulations restrict the use of live fish as bait to only listed baitfish species. That does not include live perch. ... So, in general terms, a person may use the “parts” of fish (tails, fins, skin, eyes, etc.)

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