Blind Cave Crayfish
Hey everyone, does anyone know the (exact) scientific name of the blind albino cave crayfish in the Jackson Co. (FL) area, ie, Jackson Blue, HitW?
Closest names ive come up with are:
troglocambarus maclanei (blind cave crayfish)
and
Procambarus orcinus (Woodville cave crayfish)
Any help is appreciated? im sure either of those are close enough, as there are no samples, but i am using in my masters thesis.
Cheers,
Andrew K
Originally Posted by akcaver
Procambarus palidus
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And how do we know you didn't just make that up?
I say it could be Biggus Diccus.
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There is a species that lives around Tallahassee called Sneakus Cavi. Lesser known species that belongs to Nick phyllum
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I thought the blind cave crawfish were tastius witbutterus.
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article here
http://www.safecavediving.com/cavecritters.shtml
article on blind cave crayfish...
-skip
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That would be the ones in the pond
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Hey guys, thanks alot! (Especially Kelly and Skip)
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