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This species has a brown body with a dark brown to black stripe and a light brown to tan stripe that stretches from the head to its tail. The sides of the cephalothorax (the head and chest) are tan with reddish-brown spots.

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Ed and Lisa Keppner

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The Panama City crayfish is a semi-terrestrial freshwater crustacean that inhabits shallow water in open pine flatwoods and wet prairies.

Species

Procambarus econfinae

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