Color variations are common in crayfish, particularly blue, red, or orange. Everglades or Florida crayfish sometimes have blue patterns, and captive-bred individuals are often a vibrant blue.

However, lobsters can sometimes be seen in a wide variety of bright colors, including albino, red, orange, or blue. Crayfish and lobsters also have different diets, although they are both omnivores.

The blue crayfish can be identified by the bright red on the tips of its claws. About half of the population of Blue Crayfish live in West Virginia. If you’re in the higher elevations of West ...

New Yorkers looking to find an elusive blue crayfish will have to travel, albeit not far. Cambarus monongalensis are native ...

The Australian red claw is a large-bodied crayfish, distinctively recognized by its blue-green body with red and maroon highlights. When fully grown, the crustacean can reach a total length of ...