North eastern biotrope

[john88c]

Im setting up a 90 gallon north eastern biotrope and im looking for shrimp snails and crawfish that would work in this ecosystem

 

[Loganfish]

Im setting up a 90 gallon north eastern biotrope and im looking for shrimp snails and crawfish that would work in this ecosystem

Collect local Crayfish and Snails.

 

[phreeflow]

Im setting up a 90 gallon north eastern biotrope and im looking for shrimp snails and crawfish that would work in this ecosystem

Check Nanfa forum, Jonah’s Aquarium, zimmerman’s fish, Aquabid, ebay

 

[Backfromthedead]

I agree with collecting local specimens. Head to the closest location with shallow riffles and rapids, it might take some practice and patience and a couple pinched fingers but just keep turning those rocks over and you should be able to fill up a bait bucket after awhile.

 

[Zmouvek]

Collect local Crayfish and Snails.

invasives are everywhere, its why Crayfish are banned keeping here in PA

 

[Backfromthedead]

invasives are everywhere, its why Crayfish are banned keeping here in PA

Wow, youre right. I had no idea. Gonna have to check all the surrounding state regs too i guess.

 

[Hybridfish7]

invasives are everywhere, its why Crayfish are banned keeping here in PA

Over here it's illegal to transport live wild caught crayfish... Need a research permit tmk
... and don't forget about wc snails having that one parasite or whatever that just slowly kills you if you touch it lol