Neon Orange Lobster

Neon Orange Lobster

Neon Orange Lobsters are bred for a vivid bright solid orange body. As they grow, they shed their shells. Soft-shelled (naked) crayfish are totally vulnerable until their shells re-harden and need a place to hide. Neon red lobsters, like all decapods, grow by eating lots of food and sucking in lots of water. This actions eventually cracks their shells open, then they wriggle out of their former armor and hide while their new larger exoskeleton hardens. Neon orange lobsters cannot be kept with small shrimp or small schooling fish and will act like bullies to defend their home.

• Scientific Name: Procambarus clarkii
• Origin: Florida
• Lifespan: 10 years  
• Max Size: 6 inches
• Food: Pellet, Algae and Detritus
• Shipping Size: Approx. 2 to 3 inches