Caught this cray this morning.
Submitted by outdoinit on Fri, 2012-12-14 09:13
Caught this in our pots this morning, first time I have seen one as bad as this, suprising he was still going..
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petervb
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so his shell was already
so his shell was already cracked & had that hole in it?
tim-o
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Maybe itwas getn ready to
Maybe itwas getn ready to shed its shell???
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One for the bin .bit of fungi
One for the bin .bit of fungi growth, black rot
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Bazza75
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Ii wouldn't eat that.
Ii wouldn't eat that.
meglodon
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would like to see
i'ld like to see a post from our friend at the perth museam about this cray
outdoinit
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The cray had been attaked.
The cray had been attaked, and the shell area was completely missing / broken away (no fungi / rot or sheading of shell), beleive it or not it was not the noticable until we cooked him..
After a very close examination it had bite marks all over the Top and underneath and some punture wounds in the legs.. thinking a wobby maybe.. Very lucky to get away, well until it showed up in our pot... ;-)
Still dosent look that good so the 5 chooks we have had cray for breakfast.. Best feed chooks in Oz LOL
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