[Observer]

Once upon a time​

 

[Suzanne rose]

 

[Observer]

 

[Oaklegs]

That is quite funny, here in Australia it would be Crayfish tails.

 

[Dennis]

I wonder how many people have been Duped?

 

[mOiOz]

Sounds somewhat fishy, with a pinch of a lie...!

 

[Veggiepatch]

The lobster man has the hallmarks of a future Coles or Woolworths CEO....

 

[Suzanne rose]

That is quite funny, here in Australia it would be Crayfish tails.

I thought it was lobster here and Crayfish in America

 

[Observer]

That is quite funny, here in Australia it would be Crayfish tails.

Might be the difference between Victoria, New South Wales, and what school you went to ;-)

 

[Mummanew]

That is quite funny, here in Australia it would be Crayfish tails.

It may surprise you to know that we do actually have lobsters in Australia

 

[mOiOz]

I thought it was lobster here and Crayfish in America

A lobster by any other name tastes just as delicious!

 

[Mrtnst]

The lobster man has the hallmarks of a future Coles or Woolworths CEO....

I would have predicted he has an immediate future as a dental patient.

 

[Ebby]

That is quite funny, here in Australia it would be Crayfish tails.

They are completely different,Lobsters have two very large claws crayfish don't and they don't taste he same

 

[Mrtnst]

They are completely different,Lobsters have two very large claws crayfish don't and they don't taste he same

Not quite right, there are Crayfish with large claws.

But certainly they taste different, Crayfish live in freshwater while Lobsters live in Saltwater.

Lobsters grow larger (8-20" vs 2-6") and live longer (up to 100y vs 3-8y), but have fewer species (30 vs 640).

With some colour and diet differences.

But some large Crayfish are mistaken for Lobsters, due to their very similar appearance.

 

[wjs1957]

Here is another one.

 

[Catherines]

Not quite right, there are Crayfish with large claws.

But certainly they taste different, Crayfish live in freshwater while Lobsters live in Saltwater.

Lobsters grow larger (8-20" vs 2-6") and live longer (up to 100y vs 3-8y), but have fewer species (30 vs 640).

With some colour and diet differences.

But some large Crayfish are mistaken for Lobsters, due to their very similar appearance.

Shouldn’t we be quoting size in centimetres and not inches, since we’ve been using the metric system for soooo long? Just want to have my input, but not upset anyone.

 

[Mrtnst]

Shouldn’t we be quoting size in centimetres and not inches, since we’ve been using the metric system for soooo long? Just want to have my input, but not upset anyone.

Too lazy to bother doing the conversions.

It's just another Lobster Tail... about Crayfish after all.

 

[bluetang]

Wrong tale

 

[Dennis]

I thought it was lobster here and Crayfish in America

I think it was lobster in the Uk.

 

[Mrtnst]

Wrong tale

Spill chucked again.

I need new reading glasses after my eye operations.