This extraordinary new Procambarus clarkii color morph is a striking hot pink color and is rare among crayfish species.
Tank-bred Sakura Pink Clarkii crayfish are raised in controlled aquatic environments to ensure optimal health and vibrant coloration. This variety is known for its vivid pink hue, which sets it apart from standard red or orange morphs.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Procambarus clarkii var. “Sakura Pink Clarkii” |
| Breeding Method | Tank-bred |
| Color | Hot pink |
| Origin | Domestic aquaculture |
Important Legal Note: Procambarus clarkii crayfish are considered an invasive species in several U.S. states and is illegal to possess in any form or sell in: Arizona, Illinois, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington, and Wisconsin. Please check your local regulations before purchasing. We are unable to ship this species to these states. If you reside in one of the above states and try to checkout with this crayfish in your cart you will be unable to checkout and receive an error message until the crayfish is removed from the cart.
FAQ
Is the Sakura Pink Clarkii crayfish suitable for beginner aquarium keepers?
This crayfish is best suited for experienced aquarists due to its specific water parameter requirements and active behavior. Beginners should ensure they have a properly sized, well-maintained tank with stable conditions before introducing this species.
How long does it take for a Sakura Pink Clarkii crayfish to reach maturity?
Sakura Pink Clarkii crayfish typically reach maturity in 18 to 24 months under optimal conditions, depending on water temperature, diet, and tank size.
Can this crayfish be kept with other aquatic species?
It is recommended to keep Sakura Pink Clarkii crayfish with non-aggressive, compatible species such as peaceful fish and shrimp. Avoid keeping with species that may be seen as prey or aggressive tank mates.
Audrey Forsyth –
The pink color is absolutely stunning and stands out in my tank. The crayfish is active and healthy after a few weeks. I’ve maintained stable water parameters and it’s thriving. Great addition to a planted aquarium.
Claire Welch –
Received the crayfish in excellent condition. The color is vibrant and it’s very curious. I’ve been monitoring water quality closely and it seems to adapt well. A bit larger than expected, but that’s expected for its size class.
Leonard Hughes –
This is the first time I’ve kept a color morph crayfish. The Sakura Pink one is a visual highlight. It’s not aggressive and spends most of its time exploring the tank. I’m happy with the purchase and the color intensity.