Live Aquatic Species Pack
25 Hatchery Choice Tilapia Fingerlings, up to 2 inches
25 Channel Catfish, up to 2 inches
25 Live Prawns, up to 1 inch
10 Australian Redclaw Crayfish, up to 1 inch
Due to the nature of live products, sizes may vary.
| Species | Quantity | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Tilapia Fingerlings | 25 | Up to 2 inches |
| Channel Catfish | 25 | Up to 2 inches |
| Live Prawns | 25 | Up to 1 inch |
| Australian Redclaw Crayfish | 10 | Up to 1 inch |
Note: In the state of Florida, a Florida Aquaculture License is required to own Australian Redclaw Crayfish. Please verify local and state regulations before purchase.
FAQ
Are the sizes of the fish and crustaceans guaranteed?
No, sizes may vary due to the nature of live aquatic products. All specimens are provided as available at the time of shipment.
Can I keep these species together in a pond or tank?
Tilapia, catfish, prawns, and redclaws can coexist in a properly sized and balanced aquatic environment. However, compatibility depends on water conditions and tank setup. Monitor behavior and adjust accordingly.
Is there any special care required for the Australian Redclaw Crayfish?
Yes, Australian Redclaw Crayfish require clean, well-oxygenated water with stable temperature and pH. They are sensitive to sudden changes and should be introduced gradually into the habitat.
Dorothy Chapman –
Received the package in good condition. The tilapia and catfish were active and healthy. The prawns moved around nicely. The redclaws were calm and seemed to adapt well. Great for a beginner aquaculture setup.
David Greene –
The live animals arrived promptly. The sizes were slightly smaller than expected, but still within the range. I’ve set up a small pond and they are settling in well. Will reorder for expansion.
Christopher Metcalfe –
Highly satisfied with the variety and quality. The prawns are active and the redclaws are exploring the tank. Water parameters are stable now. Easy to manage and very enjoyable to observe.
Anne Ross –
The fish were alive upon arrival, but some appeared sluggish. I adjusted the water temperature and now they are more active. The redclaws are a bit shy, but they are surviving. Overall, a decent start.