Those big Mill Pond ones are almost scary - they make me think I'm off the coast of Maine!
Mike
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Those big Mill Pond ones are almost scary - they make me think I'm off the coast of Maine!
Mike
yea but according to the locals they are good eatin
how about some of these guys!
Found them in some caves in Bocas Del Toro this past summer....they were mean, and yes, those pinchers hurt!
They look tasty!Originally Posted by bgillespie82
Mike
Woah!!! Know the name of them?
how about some of these guys!
Found them in some caves in Bocas Del Toro this past summer....they were mean, and yes, those pinchers hurt!
Ben, by any chance have you heard of Procambarus Leonensis ?
from the crayfish taxonomy website all I could find is this:
"Comments: Locality- Sinkhole pond, 3 miles (4.8 km) southwest of Tallahassee on State Route 20, Leon County, Florida (now bebeath runway at airport)."
There used to be a sinkhole where the airport is???
Lets go! Im sure they wont mind us out there, no need to ask.
That no tresspassin sign doesent apply to us
BTW the fence there is just there to keep the loose animals out.
The state let them fill a sinkhole that had a one-of-a-kind crayfish?!
From what I have found so far.......Yes. Havent found anything else on these guys being in any other location.
Not suprised though, the DEP approved a local development to drain right into one of the sinks down in wakulla. The WCDC, Friends of Wakulla Springs, And a few others are trying to fight this as we speak and get it fixed.
The biggest crawfish I've ever seen was in Jackson Blue.
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