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Cray fish transition from the wild to to the dinner table.
liquidg 18th September 2016, 1:25 pm
A large painted cray not long after a moult/shell shed.
The colours on a painted cray.
Two for dinner, one is that large painted cray.
Boil for roughly 10 minutes.
Ready to eat.
Transition complete, lol.
The colours on a painted cray.
Two for dinner, one is that large painted cray.
Boil for roughly 10 minutes.
Ready to eat.
Transition complete, lol.
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