Freshwater Crayfish

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Discussion

MattBeitzel wrote:

28 Jan 2025

They are a euastacus cray probably Euastacus claytoni or the one of the recently genetically distinguished ones. Possible to be Euastacus yanga

Euastacus sp. (genus)

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

27 Jan 2025

Yes a cray - but I don't know which one

Euastacus sp. (genus)

Mike wrote:

30 Oct 2024

I removed the net and reported it to the local ranger. I have previously removed other nets but this is the first of this style.

Cherax destructor

Jek wrote:

30 Oct 2024

Please report these illegal nets to Access Canberra. The information gets passed on to our Fisheries Enforcement Officer who follows up on these and keeps and eye on these areas.

Cherax destructor

MattBeitzel wrote:

20 May 2024

Its probably being used by a rakali. Though they usually use a flat area near the creek as a table and live in the hole.

Cherax destructor

Freshwater Crayfish