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Posted	crayfish
29-05-2006 15:00 by chris east	hi any one know where i can get some coldwater crayfish from
29-05-2006 15:07 by wayne	my local rivers got some in i catch a few ever now and again ,they taste great
29-05-2006 20:22 by Jake Casson	They will be north american signals which are taking over this countries water ways. You'll prob be able to get them from a river lake near you but this is not allowed plus forget about putting them in a pond unless the water is perfect as they will just get out and into any local waters then wiping out our native species with disease. I get them from a friend trout farm. Why do you want them?
30-05-2006 07:27 by chris east	hi jake ,how big are those ones,want to keep them in a big indoor pond ,no chance of them escaping...unless theyve got keys...plus i like the taste of them
30-05-2006 10:27 by commissar	you would need to contact defra and obtain a liscence to keep any cold water crayfish
30-05-2006 15:50 by Jake Casson	The signals are upto 10" or so-look them up! You wont ever see the native ones. I even bought crays from a maidenhead shop years ago. Dont think its anything to do with Defra but know you SHOULD gain permission from the EA to trap them. Saying that all the fishing mags talk about catching them for bait/ food so cant be not allowed.
31-05-2006 11:18 by commissar	it is not allowed to keep them unless you are liscenced as you may transfer them into unihabited waters thus helping the spread of this invading crayfish catching for food or population control is not the same as catching to keep them in a tank or pond for a start you need to think about transferal of parasites and disease

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