Tangerine Lobster Crayfish

Tangerine Lobster Crayfish are named for both their bold orange coloring and their passing resemblance, claws and all, to the marine lobsters most people are more familiar with from a dinner plate than a fish tank. They're active foragers that'll pick through substrate and decor around the clock, opportunistic enough to eat plants, leftover food, and the occasional slower tankmate given the chance, so stock them with that omnivorous streak in mind. A hardy, low-maintenance centerpiece for a species tank or a community of fish too fast and too large to become a snack.