I'm a commercial fisherman in the virgin islands and even if the water is not that cold, there are many that would give an arm and a leg to go through that experience. So keep it up guy, you brought me good memories.
I'm a PADI SCUBA divemaster, by now I have something like 200 dives, and the first thing I've ever learn from my instructors in every level, was to NOT touch anything down there, that includes lobsters and every single thing at sea is a blessed gift from mother nature, the only stuff that you can take from the bottom are pictures, and you can leave behind your bubbles, that's it. By the way I'm telling that you have to keep your neutral bouyancy to avoid damage the sea floor or get injured by any life form. Anyway nice video...
For all you knockers out there,GET A GRIP,in Aus we care about all our resources,Hence why we have an abundance of them.Thanks for posting this vid guys.
Glad you told me to have a look at this youtube as you and your daughter rode by. Tempting to get back in the water but will leave those beauties to you. Great clip.
Excellent stuff. I live in Waikiki / Rokko and get out diving but don't do as well as that. More time and experience required on my part. Blows me away how many people who don't live in Western Australia commented on the use of "Crayfish" and not lobster.. who cares, its what we call them in WA... weird...
Very cool video. Brings back lots of good memorys and gets me exited for the season to come. Here in Florida the Lobster or (Crayfish) are very similar but much smaller. Thanks for posting.
Pieter, killer catch...warms my heart to see you guys cleaning up over there. We've got big ones in the bahamas, just about that size...hookah only though...nice video! Thanks for sharing :)
Nice video, but I'm not sure about spear-fishing with O² bottles, might as well use dynamite... As a matter of fact I'm glad this is forbidden in my country, when the animal has no chance I don't see where is the fun, it's not fishing/hunting any longer. But nice crays guys, nature in Australia is still magnificent and can take the abuse I guess.
Great example, the results of this method of hunting in Europe are forests without deers and governments reintroducing deer artificially to boost the numbers. I'm all for bow and arrows, hunting shouldn't be easy, killing a wild animal to eat its flesh should be earned. I hunt and fish myself, quite a lot, and it's true I often come home bare handed but it's never been about killing, it's the journey, and if I get the chance to bring something home I will take it.
pignonMZ6 Not as easy as it looks Pig, we have about 10mins bottom time at that spot. The rare fish that is legal to take don't hang around waiting to be pinged. Fish numbers are monitored and regulated, you can't take demersals 15 Oct - 15Dec (our spring/summer), size and catch limits apply. If I pick up a tasty treat every three or four trips out pretty happy.
that was awesome guys I'm from the state of Washington we don't see those types of things in our Waters to medium-sized crayfish keep it up you guys looking awesome part of the world
Hi, And thanks so much for the upload, I have always wanted to go crayfishes as you do it the easy way when you know how right? I love crayfish and lobsters and most sea fish. I am getting too old now and have not had any crayfish, or what they sell as crayfish from here in the UK for over 15 years, maybe I will never have any more, sad to think like that but probably true. Take care mrbluenun
Awesome video. I live in Namibia and we have South west african rock lobsters (crayfish). We normally use ring nets and free diving to catch these guys. Diving with air and using pots is illegal in Namibia. Pots are only for commercial fishing and is very similar to the "Deadliest Catch" TV series method. I bet they tasted wonderful.
Franco Bandlow cheers Franco... yes we are pretty lucky over here. Rules are still pretty strict and are changed accordingly. Bag limits were even increased last year... so we can't be doin' much wrong!
FWI. It's illegal to spear or use any pointed instrument to catch crayfish in Western Australia. That's why the OP used the loop tool thingy. Nice to see the size of the crays in this video. If a female cray has even one egg (what we called Berry) on it you can get a criminal conviction.
These guys were doing everything just fine. Weather you call them Crayfish or Spiny Lobster, the equipment they were using was legal. They were checking the sex of the animals & releasing the females. In northern California, you can't get abalone using SCUBA. You have to free dive for them. I believe the tool they were using is called a "tickle stick".
We have to free dive for abs as well. We can only get 5 sundays a year between 7 and 8am. There are always plenty to get because of the rules, they would get wiped out otherwise. Not that I bother anymore tried a few ways to eat them but they taste ordinary I reckon.
Spiny lobsters, also known as langouste or rock lobsters, are a family (Palinuridae) of about 60 species of achelate crustaceans, in the Decapoda Reptantia. Spiny lobsters are also, especially in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and The Bahamas, sometimes called crayfish, sea crayfish or crawfish ("kreef" in South Africa), terms which elsewhere are reserved for freshwater crayfish.[1]
sam lyon Is that Captain Nemo? The Undersea Adventures of Captain Nemo was a series of five-minute cartoons produced in Canada in the mid-1970s. They told the story of Captain Mark Nemo and his young assistants, Christine and Robbie, in their nuclear-powered submarine, the Nautilus.
that is what i thought also JoAnn, it looks just like a spiney and have lived in Fl. all my life and also a Master diver, so i have seen plenty, so i agree with you,,,,,
Now I am a hungry fellow.Off to the store and get whatever I can from the freezers,,,,,,Kind of sucks but we will live for just one more day,,,I hope !
Spiny lobsters (saltwater clawless) crayfish are freshwater and have claws. Anyways love this vid, taste fantastic although in reality theyre actually underwater cockroaches.
I'm guessing, in fairly deep water, here. Love the way you guys check the animals before bagging them, too many do not do this. I am just guessing again but a Trailcraft?
Vin Jeep No rules Vin, boil them dip em in vinegar - good!, split them bung em on the barbie with some garlic butter - good! Split them Bake em in the oven bit of cheese, bacon, mango chutney, butter - Good!, Cray mornay - good!
Mate, yes they do all over the world！ and a lot of them are doing it for a living, and a lot of that product is imported to developed countries where you pay a premium (and the divers get paid a pittance).... I say this with a first hand experience since I have spent my life working and living in 26 different countries all on the sea diving and fishing .... currently based in West Africa. .... Your right spearfishing with scuba in developed countries is 100% frowned upon. Although, in my humble opinion, if someone is going diving with a plan to spear a fish,.... having SCUBA does allow them the time to choose more carefully the species, size and placing good kill shots.... and thats more environmentally friendly than a recreational / occasional snorkel diver shooting quickly at any random fish passing him during his breath hold. Regular experienced breath hold spearos - normally target specific species and size range would have to be the best way for the environment, but sadly most of the spearfishing is by occasional recreational. Maybe spearfishing / speargun ownership should regulated like everything else in Australia, perhaps a two hour video and 20 questions would protect the environment and people. I more concerned seeing loaded spearguns waving around pointing out of the water and pointing at boat occupants more than I worry about shooting a fish on SCUBA. Having said all that, looks like the guys had a great day and fished responsibly. Nice video....
Pretty regulated on what fish /when you can ping em, demersal ban Oct 15-Nov 15 so no nice bottom dwellers in cray prime time, also size and number restrictions per person/boat. Don't catch nearly as much as free divers, they can float around forever waiting to spot a fish. More of a bonus every now and then to get a nice fish.
So Jealous of you guys but at least I am about to make a crab boil. Got 8 lbs of crab legs, 4 lbs of extra large shrimp and doing a home made Alfredo as a side with a few lbs of fresh crab meat, oysters, shrimp etc. YUM What a feast! Considering going back to the market to grab some cray b4 I get it started though...we have nothing like what you guys got! LOL Can you guys through in a vid of cooking and eating what you catch? Sub'd!!
I like the way you check their underbelly for eggs and release them if they are carrying young ones! You guys think about sustainable resources!... Ever interested to visit my nation Maldives you have my blessings! Just let me know if you do come!.. would love to join you guys!
Phoevos G'day Phoevos, that patch is at 40m. Pretty reliable spot when the crays aren't in close and also a chance of nailing a good fish every now and then.
To anyone who doesn't know these are in no way lobsters, spiny lobsters, etc They are a different yet related species like Maine and Canadian lobsters I have tasted these crayfish and spiny lobster side by side and these Crayfish are much softer than what you find in the USA
Man, those are huge. Sure they're Crayfish? The only things we can catch over in Canada are little river crayfish, up to the size of your palm. Damned hard to get, though.
Very nice nice video! In USA we call freshwaters Cray/crawfish and saltwaters lobster. Interesting in you don't have another name to distinguish the two. But I have heard yabbies before ;)
Loganeffecto We have a few freshwater varities, maron, yabbies, gilgie,koonac. Offically the crays in the video are called western rock lobster, mainly for the export market. Locals still call them crays.
I'm a commercial fisherman in the virgin islands and even if the water is not that cold, there are many that would give an arm and a leg to go through that experience. So keep it up guy, you brought me good memories.
really nice to see that you care enough to put the females back and only catch the males :)
+m mml ;-)
Is that because males are naturally dispensable?
It's against the law to catch females
+m mml you feminist!?
no like literally it is against the law haha
I'm a PADI SCUBA divemaster, by now I have something like 200 dives, and the first thing I've ever learn from my instructors in every level, was to NOT touch anything down there, that includes lobsters and every single thing at sea is a blessed gift from mother nature, the only stuff that you can take from the bottom are pictures, and you can leave behind your bubbles, that's it. By the way I'm telling that you have to keep your neutral bouyancy to avoid damage the sea floor or get injured by any life form. Anyway nice video...
I quite like how the ausies do sustainable catch by releasing the female laying lobsters. Something that asians are yet to get used to. Respect!
Amir Khan 168 there called cray fish im astrlian lol
this brought back fond memories of growing up at the lake and one of the many feasts ...thanks guys ...
LOVE your choice of music!
good for saving pregnant lobsters ! thank you for saving the world, saving me !
cheers chau
Noticed that too. Very awesome!
Fat Fish
For all you knockers out there,GET A GRIP,in Aus we care about all our resources,Hence why we have an abundance of them.Thanks for posting this vid guys.
Thee best crayfishing video, with a classic Australian soundtrack , hats off , just subscribed, well done guys!!😜😜😜😎😎😎😎
Thank annreid
The irony of the music playing as they spill out the crayfish on to the deck.
Distracts from the sweet sound of the tails clicking I agree, what other issue Robo?
damn id love to do that one day. Spend a whole day catching them and spend the next week eating them for breakfast lunch and dinner
Fat Fish if you are still out there you should be making videos, damn good quality and editing. Thanks for sharing your fun.
wow--great--you turned loose the ones with eggs--awesome for you to preserve the ones with egg!!--great!
Janet Wilham its the law here to release berried females,if you get caught with them the fines are extravagent
Glad you told me to have a look at this youtube as you and your daughter rode by. Tempting to get back in the water but will leave those beauties to you. Great clip.
+Tom Mannion No worries Tom, let us know if you get keen!
Mark
What ever anyone wants to call them. They did the job and now it's time for them to EAT! Great job guy's.
releasing the females full of eggs pro job , way to make sure you don't kill the egg loaded females, love this video .
steve hi we
The graphics were so nice in the beginning it looked like it could be a call of duty game xD
What ever anyone wants to call them. They did the job and now it's time for them to EAT! Good job guy's.
Excellent stuff. I live in Waikiki / Rokko and get out diving but don't do as well as that. More time and experience required on my part. Blows me away how many people who don't live in Western Australia commented on the use of "Crayfish" and not lobster.. who cares, its what we call them in WA... weird...
by all accounts... it's gunna be a good season Joe!... might see ya down bent street
Very cool video. Brings back lots of good memorys and gets me exited for the season to come. Here in Florida the Lobster or (Crayfish) are very similar but much smaller. Thanks for posting.
Now thats Cray Fishing. The best seafood in the world comes from Australia, i challenge anyone to beat that ? ? ?
Nice work guys, Sub that fat stuff
Pieter, killer catch...warms my heart to see you guys cleaning up over there. We've got big ones in the bahamas, just about that size...hookah only though...nice video! Thanks for sharing :)
8waverider8 glad you liked it!
Nice video, but I'm not sure about spear-fishing with O² bottles, might as well use dynamite...
As a matter of fact I'm glad this is forbidden in my country, when the animal has no chance I don't see where is the fun, it's not fishing/hunting any longer.
But nice crays guys, nature in Australia is still magnificent and can take the abuse I guess.
pignonMZ6 thanks pig........ I think!
Fat Fish Nothing personal mate, I liked the vid, I'm just wondering about this practice openly :)
pignonMZ6 A deer at 40 yards in the scope of a 308 is just as dead man!
Great example, the results of this method of hunting in Europe are forests without deers and governments reintroducing deer artificially to boost the numbers.
I'm all for bow and arrows, hunting shouldn't be easy, killing a wild animal to eat its flesh should be earned.
I hunt and fish myself, quite a lot, and it's true I often come home bare handed but it's never been about killing, it's the journey, and if I get the chance to bring something home I will take it.
pignonMZ6 Not as easy as it looks Pig, we have about 10mins bottom time at that spot. The rare fish that is legal to take don't hang around waiting to be pinged. Fish numbers are monitored and regulated, you can't take demersals 15 Oct - 15Dec (our spring/summer), size and catch limits apply. If I pick up a tasty treat every three or four trips out pretty happy.
that was awesome guys I'm from the state of Washington we don't see those types of things in our Waters to medium-sized crayfish keep it up you guys looking awesome part of the world
Cheers Stevo, we are indeed very lucky to live where we do!
Hi,
And thanks so much for the upload, I have always wanted to go crayfishes as you do it the easy way when you know how right? I love crayfish and lobsters and most sea fish. I am getting too old now and have not had any crayfish, or what they sell as crayfish from here in the UK for over 15 years, maybe I will never have any more, sad to think like that but probably true.
Take care
mrbluenun
I am old enough to have watched black and white movies, etc. This one starts off in brown and white.
crawfish and lobsters have claws, you sir just harvested a rather large shrimp!
Awesome video. I live in Namibia and we have South west african rock lobsters (crayfish). We normally use ring nets and free diving to catch these guys.
Diving with air and using pots is illegal in Namibia. Pots are only for commercial fishing and is very similar to the "Deadliest Catch" TV series method.
I bet they tasted wonderful.
Franco Bandlow cheers Franco... yes we are pretty lucky over here. Rules are still pretty strict and are changed accordingly. Bag limits were even increased last year... so we can't be doin' much wrong!
Fat Fish v
Good to see someone dose the right thing and leave the females alone.
brave diving in that depth especially in rocko, sharks would always be on my mind
Very cool video man! Looks like one hell of an experience to me! Must be pretty cool underwater like that!
Thanks Nick... We don't fish this spot too much but each year we do, there are many more crays. Conservation is key!
Fat Fish Awesome man! +1 Sub
FWI. It's illegal to spear or use any pointed instrument to catch crayfish in Western Australia. That's why the OP used the loop tool thingy. Nice to see the size of the crays in this video.
If a female cray has even one egg (what we called Berry) on it you can get a criminal conviction.
NIce Catches. SO amazing being able to catch it wit your hands.. Nice view...
Great vid & music
Thanks
Lobsters with eggs should let them go... to ensure new generation.
bakhit rahman ok bak.... we'll remember that next time
+bakhit rahman pretty sure he does let the two that had eggs go
When do they release the female??
man, they are huge!!!! butter baked lobster. Drooling!
he is making sure there are no females in his hunt. those are lobsters here, and probably there.
ooo they look delicious!!!! ima new englander, im used to maine lobster but these look just as yummy!!!!
These guys were doing everything just fine. Weather you call them Crayfish or Spiny Lobster, the equipment they were using was legal. They were checking the sex of the animals & releasing the females. In northern California, you can't get abalone using SCUBA. You have to free dive for them. I believe the tool they were using is called a "tickle stick".
We have to free dive for abs as well. We can only get 5 sundays a year between 7 and 8am. There are always plenty to get because of the rules, they would get wiped out otherwise. Not that I bother anymore tried a few ways to eat them but they taste ordinary I reckon.
So much love with the comments, Awesome Video Dude ! love it.
i'm sorry but cray fish or mud bugs are not found in salt water those are lobsters the clown fish was a dead give away
a clown fish!... hmmm
Fat Fish if you look you will see a fish that looks like NEMO at time INDEX 3:39 thats a clown fish it's found around corral in salt water not fresh
Spiny lobsters, also known as langouste or rock lobsters, are a family (Palinuridae) of about 60 species of achelate crustaceans, in the Decapoda Reptantia. Spiny lobsters are also, especially in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and The Bahamas, sometimes called crayfish, sea crayfish or crawfish ("kreef" in South Africa), terms which elsewhere are reserved for freshwater crayfish.[1]
Joe Blow yeeeah.... what he said!
sam lyon Is that Captain Nemo? The Undersea Adventures of Captain Nemo was a series of five-minute cartoons produced in Canada in the mid-1970s. They told the story of Captain Mark Nemo and his young assistants, Christine and Robbie, in their nuclear-powered submarine, the Nautilus.
This is that kind of life I like.
Maybe that's what you call Spiny Lobster down under? Crawfish?
that is what i thought also JoAnn, it looks just like a spiney and have lived in Fl. all my life and also a Master diver, so i have seen plenty, so i agree with you,,,,,
Most people refer to them as Crayfish but official name is Western Rock Lobster.
JoAnn Kirk
I thought if you go spear fishing you cannot wear diving tanks so the fish have a fair chance to escape
Would it be okay to use the spear without tanks jordan?
Jordan Dowrie Go back to sleep.
Awesome video man
What abundance.. Just a thrill to see this.. Great video, thanks
+milwaukeegregg No worries greg... cheers!
sustainable fishing, that's what I like
Wfhat a cool video!! gotta love the WA crays
I really don't care what everyone is saying they are called. I'm ready to melt some butter and lemon and dig in. nice haul !!!!!!!!!!!
its amazing dude..just amazed to see a bunch of huge lobster under that reef...its awesome
Wow this is cool. Adventure.. Really fun.
Looks like piece of cake. Nice job!
wow they liberated that pregnant lobster. what a noble deed!
Nice video, good music!
Now I am a hungry fellow.Off to the store and get whatever I can from the freezers,,,,,,Kind of sucks but we will live for just one more day,,,I hope !
lucky you live somewhere you can find big ones like that haha nice
Spiny lobsters (saltwater clawless) crayfish are freshwater and have claws. Anyways love this vid, taste fantastic although in reality theyre actually underwater cockroaches.
Nice catch....liked the part where the pregnant ones were left...Catching should never stop... :)
Nice and flowy background music
Well done boys, great vid and great catch
The depth doesn't hurt your 👂's.
they regret ditching the claws while evolving.
those long spiny whips are more than enough to deter something , ever been whipped by a crawfish ?
I've been whipped by something more painful than a crawfish. I kinda like it too..;) Whoo!
@@binzsta86 i know what you did..
Great Video boys, very envious. About to go for a dive this evening.
As for sam lyons comments, bahahahaah, WTF, no idea in the world.
A m hangri
I'm guessing, in fairly deep water, here. Love the way you guys check the animals before bagging them, too many do not do this. I am just guessing again but a Trailcraft?
Yep.. TC
Living the dream down Rocko way! Coupla stubbs of emu on the way back would have topped of the day.
Gods country Jim
that's kool look there still plenty out.......aweesome
Wow, amazing video! Thank you for sharing! Would love to see what you do with them after!
How are they prepared for eating? Etc!
Vin Jeep No rules Vin, boil them dip em in vinegar - good!, split them bung em on the barbie with some garlic butter - good! Split them Bake em in the oven bit of cheese, bacon, mango chutney, butter - Good!, Cray mornay - good!
Mate, yes they do all over the world！ and a lot of them are doing it for a living, and a lot of that product is imported to developed countries where you pay a premium (and the divers get paid a pittance).... I say this with a first hand experience since I have spent my life working and living in 26 different countries all on the sea diving and fishing .... currently based in West Africa.
.... Your right spearfishing with scuba in developed countries is 100% frowned upon.
Although, in my humble opinion, if someone is going diving with a plan to spear a fish,.... having SCUBA does allow them the time to choose more carefully the species, size and placing good kill shots.... and thats more environmentally friendly than a recreational / occasional snorkel diver shooting quickly at any random fish passing him during his breath hold. Regular experienced breath hold spearos - normally target specific species and size range would have to be the best way for the environment, but sadly most of the spearfishing is by occasional recreational.
Maybe spearfishing / speargun ownership should regulated like everything else in Australia, perhaps a two hour video and 20 questions would protect the environment and people. I more concerned seeing loaded spearguns waving around pointing out of the water and pointing at boat occupants more than I worry about shooting a fish on SCUBA.
Having said all that, looks like the guys had a great day and fished responsibly. Nice video....
Pretty regulated on what fish /when you can ping em, demersal ban Oct 15-Nov 15 so no nice bottom dwellers in cray prime time, also size and number restrictions per person/boat. Don't catch nearly as much as free divers, they can float around forever waiting to spot a fish. More of a bonus every now and then to get a nice fish.
Isn't spear fishing with scuba gear illegal?
Philip Konstantinou ...maybe it is where you are
Philip Konstantinou gotya dawg
Those are spiny lobsters, not crayfish
ZDG Crayfish and lobsters are relatives who cares
God Damn Yep. Any they are equally yummy!
ZDG Lobsters have claws dumbass. Crayfish do not.
C__T sorry but it's a spiny lobster, here's a link:
www.lobsterhelp.com/types-of-lobster.html
C__T
Whos the dumbass now ohhhhhhhhhh burnnnnn
So Jealous of you guys but at least I am about to make a crab boil. Got 8 lbs of crab legs, 4 lbs of extra large shrimp and doing a home made Alfredo as a side with a few lbs of fresh crab meat, oysters, shrimp etc. YUM What a feast! Considering going back to the market to grab some cray b4 I get it started though...we have nothing like what you guys got! LOL Can you guys through in a vid of cooking and eating what you catch? Sub'd!!
kelly knowles ... a cooking vid is in the pipeline Kel ...Cheers!
Awesome!
Oh..that crab boil was awesome btw! we pigged out for 2 days!!
kelly knowles glad to here 2K
miss the sounds of lobsters screaming
Crawfish are so good
好棒的魚人放走抱卵的母龍蝦.台灣澎湖人給你說聲讚
It's all fun and games until the great white comes to say hello
... reckon it's just a matter of time ;-)
I like the way you check their underbelly for eggs and release them if they are carrying young ones! You guys think about sustainable resources!... Ever interested to visit my nation Maldives you have my blessings! Just let me know if you do come!.. would love to join you guys!
Could you give a bit more details about the cray loop you use please?
How to make one please??
Love Australia.
Nice spot. Lobsters on lobsters! That's what you like to see :)
That’s the way it’s done. I’m not a free diver so scuba all you want.
Cool video
Excellent video guys! Can I please ask at what depth approximately were the crays? Again: amazing vid!!!
Cheers
Phoevos G'day Phoevos, that patch is at 40m. Pretty reliable spot when the crays aren't in close and also a chance of nailing a good fish every now and then.
Many thanks Tania!!
Keep on enjoying the Ocean :))
To anyone who doesn't know these are in no way lobsters, spiny lobsters, etc
They are a different yet related species like Maine and Canadian lobsters
I have tasted these crayfish and spiny lobster side by side and these Crayfish are much softer than what you find in the USA
tedalot balie you have shitty life or what broski
tedalot balie lol good luck with that i own 6 guns, 3 snakes, one is a 8 foot burmese python and another is a 6ft anaconda
oow no problem i own a bazooka a rocket launcher , a stun gun a big knife..a minigun a shotgun and a carbinerifle
your snakes is gonna be my diner ii think it taste just like a chicken
tedalot balie dude get yourself a life cuz i need to head to class peace
Those look like rock lobsters. Anyway very nice.
Thanks JK ... yes, it's very easy to make the mistake between the two
You guys are lobster addicts!
you ever want to see a real big cray take a trip to the bottom of New Zealand ;)
NZ is on the list trex ...
Good man! :)
Everything is huge in Australia!
+SolidGoldShows Ahem!
+SolidGoldShows and deadly lol
+pitot1988 Lol
+pitot1988 except these, because unlike lobster, these can't fight back. Which is great.
Will my dick enlarge if I go there then?
Looks like good eating and lots of fun
Man, those are huge. Sure they're Crayfish?
The only things we can catch over in Canada are little river crayfish, up to the size of your palm. Damned hard to get, though.
Yes these are spiny lobsters. Not crayfish. These are the kind we have in Jamaica
Very nice nice video! In USA we call freshwaters Cray/crawfish and saltwaters lobster. Interesting in you don't have another name to distinguish the two. But I have heard yabbies before ;)
Loganeffecto We have a few freshwater varities, maron, yabbies, gilgie,koonac. Offically the crays in the video are called western rock lobster, mainly for the export market. Locals still call them crays.
thats a hell of a lot of crayfish in the reef/coral
living the life... so jealous, hopefully i can do that one day! nice video tho!
that would cost you $250 at red lobster
270 now xD
nice vid. nice catch too.
Thank you for releasing the pregnant females. That's the way to keep the area healthy !
nice crays mate .
Paul Pupuo Cheers Pup
thanx for checking if they have eggs :)
What an excellent living!