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what are the different prawn and shrimp?

dab!

Why don't they separate the mother of the eggs from the "socail" tank till they eggs hatch. That way they wont be motherless?

Informative video

Yabby closes gills with dam water inside. Then is flushed with water from same dam...Mmm much better

In Spain we need no explanation on how or why to eat octopus. Its great in all forms.

TRIIISH

great video keep it up!

hi

I love yabbies. I could tickle em for hours

Thanks For Video!

Not bad

Quality mate

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Definitely is testier than Calamari

Amazing.

I see.Barely got past the larvae stage.I didn't think the requirements could be that delicate .Wasn't there a lot of ocean specialists to consult?

Where can you sell these in nsw? And can it be done with one large dam ?

I love barramundi. Subs back...😀👍

I appreciate fishermen when they catch and release.

I saw zero dams. Several ponds, though.

they said it second grade grains, what type of grains is that, somebody help me please

what do they feed the yabbies ?, is it corn ?

Nice video ! Informative , by the way is there any more information of how to keep barramundi fish? like the water parameter, the farm tanks etc. :)

They taste like sand

yum just had a good feed few days ago with my home made garlic sauce

anyone know of any yabby processors in vic?

very show !!!

I am looking food Yabby in to be delivered to Sydeny, prefered size is 35-50 gram each. Please reply me if you are or know the right person can do this. cheers

I want to farm these in Thailand, would it be possible?

I clicked on this because I wanted to know wtf are yabbies. Now I know.

Australia is a big beautiful country. Why dont u ask your farmers/fishermen to rear expensive seafoods such as abalone, tuna, crabs and bird nest? They are in great demand in asian countries. In Singapore, we pay around S$35 for medium size crabs. Those above 1kg its abt $48 up. Bird nest cost abt $30 each depending on grade. Some farmers attract them with recorded birs calls to old vacant houses to breed and then collect the nest instead of getting the nest from caves.

I would never describe any oyster as "salty" or "chewy". As somewhat of an Oyster connoisseur, the flavours of an oyster are entirely dependant on what region they were born, or what methods were used in their farming. The difference between an intensively farmed Oyster and a sea born oyster is like the differences between night and day, and this is mostly indicative by the shape of the shell, the odour and the finish/glossiness of the oyster. After trying a great variety of oysters, Belon is a clear favourite of mine as it really emphasises the flavour of what, in my mind, an oyster should provide to the consumer. Initially a strong copper, followed by a hint of sweetness and finally a not overwhelming but lingering brine on the palate.

Yabbies, it's whats for dinner.

good job

The word is awesome :

Those are crawdads

nice video on yabbies farming

make sure you park parallel to the dam and for dam sure make sure you wear your life jacket around the pond and put the soft shelled ones back in the pond and by all means drive carefully when transporting tabbies. yeah man, I'm gonna have a bumper sticker made that says "caution yaby on board"

Moved to Brisbane in 2000 and buy Blue Swimmers as they are called, over here which ar equal quality as Perth. I have always maintained the crabs in Perth are way better rah rah rah and went back recently and bought some at the local fisk market at Leeming. They were the most pathetically small crabs ive seen , I told the woman that that were undersized as well, very disappointed. From what Ive seen in my 50 years of living , The crabs from Mandurah to Shark Bay to Brisbane are no different in standards and if i served them up to you you wouldnt have a clue where they are from. Typical parochialism of the West Australian public.

Best way to catch yabby. Shoot scrawny emu. Tie rope to dead emu and throw into river, creek or dam. Leave for a day and haul out dead emu with yabby still attached...Easy!

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dont throw the soft shelled back, they make the best possible fishing bait there is, there is not a carnivorus fish alive that wont bite on a soft craw

Wow, their claws are huge when compared to crayfish I've seen here in the US. Are the claws also eaten from these Australian yabbies?

I wish innovators like this every accolade and financial success possible. The pressure mankind is putting on marine ecosystems is simply unsustainable. The more we can take control over what we eat, the better chance we have of bringing balance back to our seas. Bravo to all involved.

Just how I remember it.

fantastic keep up the good work

Great film. I love prawns!