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Maybe she just has delicious babies ok?
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Jun 17, 2019 15:58
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Bust Rodd posted:Maybe she just has delicious babies ok? Don’t think it’s her babies since she still has a fat sack. Eating the genetic competition is where it’s at.
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Jun 17, 2019 16:08
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Crabs are so delicious that even they cannot resist eating their own.
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Jun 18, 2019 03:31
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Crabs, the best at recycling
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A very large creb https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2137356/Monster-Tasmanian-King-Crabs-saved-pot-shipped-Britain-aquarium-display.html
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Xenomrph posted:A very large creb "However, Claude's shorter claw is so powerful that it is capable of removing a human finger or cracking a walnut" Followed by picture of human fingers next to claws
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Article is right, look at that magnificent sumbitch. Wonder if molting at 30 lbs is much more difficult than, say, 30 oz.
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REMEMBER SPONGE MONKEYS posted:Article is right, look at that magnificent sumbitch. Wonder if molting at 30 lbs is much more difficult than, say, 30 oz. It is. When molting, the new exoskeleton is just soft squishy meat for a while and that gets more difficult to manage the heavier the animal is because it's harder support their weight.
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Jun 19, 2019 05:44
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Xenomrph posted:A very large creb Absolute unit that boy. Just stunning.
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Xenomrph posted:A very large creb Claude is definitely an A+ crab joke name
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Xenomrph posted:A very large creb  
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delicious, and good friend
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sum creeb https://twitter.com/thedepthsbeiow/status/1133210360784203776?s=21 clevar creeb https://twitter.com/thedepthsbeiow/status/1136841563198316544?s=21
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What is the best tasting crab?
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ragedx posted:What is the best tasting crab? Some people insist it’s east coast blues but the ones I’ve had were all too sweet to the point of having a slight fishy flavor. Not a fan. West coast crabs have a more crabby flavor and are easier to eat. I may be biased because I’ll catch and eat over 200 in a given 2 month season. King crab is all salt injected firming agents in flavorless big lumps. Bleh. Snow crab is better imo but I still won’t go out of my way for it or king.
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I strongly identify with heft crab boi Claude. The ultimate unit.
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To me they are seem kinda tasteless until you dunk it butter or something of that nature. Will have to try what you said since I mainly find King Crab around where I live. Have not found anything that amazing yet in that department so what you said makes sense.
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ragedx posted:What is the best tasting crab? The cold water king crabs, hands down. Problem is that as noted above, there is a TON of poo poo-quality product out there, especially as you get farther from the fishery. Also, it’s apparently a (hugely damaging) invasive species in Northern European waters, but is protected due to Russian fishery agreement. 
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ragedx posted:To me they are seem kinda tasteless until you dunk it butter or something of that nature. Will have to try what you said since I mainly find King Crab around where I live. Get your snippers on some fresh Dungeness crab. It’s got a slightly more complex flavor than snow. Some would almost call it bitter? I find it pleasant like a lager beer. Really depends on where you at. Florida has stone crabs locally and the west coast has red rock crabs which are related. I catch mostly red rock and they have a slightly stronger flavor than dungeness but I don’t think that’s a negative.
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LingcodKilla posted:I’ll catch and eat over 200 in a given 2 month season. I'm worried about your mercury intake, friend, that's a lot of crab
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I like this one better, from back a page. Crabs are rad.
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Leperflesh posted:I'm worried about your mercury intake, friend, that's a lot of crab Worth it
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Leperflesh posted:I'm worried about your mercury intake, friend, that's a lot of crab Don’t be. I don’t eat the innards and I share easily half my prepared crab meat with friends and family.
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LingcodKilla posted:I share easily half my prepared crab meat with friends and family. Can I be your friend?
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LingcodKilla posted:Don’t be. I don’t eat the innards and I share easily half my prepared crab meat with friends and family. Just the souls. And powerful souls they be. ncumbered_by_idgits posted:Can I be your friend? Got a mercury deficiency?
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where da mudcrabs at?
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REMEMBER SPONGE MONKEYS posted:Just the souls. And powerful souls they be. Crab has pretty low mercury.
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For eurogoons who want to holiday and have a nice crab-safari at the same time, I recommend seaside Croatia. Place is covered with tiny little critters that are lightning fast!
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LingcodKilla posted:Crab has pretty low mercury. Well where am I supposed to pick up my toxins in sufficient doses then? (I actually live too far from the coast for much fish/seafood these days anyway).
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Xenomrph posted:Anyone here read the Clickers series? It’s got some giant crustaceans murdering the everloving poo poo out of a lot of people. If you like turn-your-brain-off schlock they’re a pretty good time. Ooh I love this kind of stuff, and Amazon decided to tempt me twice as hard by being like "Yo I can get you this book by tomorrow with free weekend overnight delivery." I'm not gonna poop until it comes in, I'll save it all up for crab-book-poopin. Apparently the crabobsters have acid that they inject into people as well!
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REMEMBER SPONGE MONKEYS posted:Well where am I supposed to pick up my toxins in sufficient doses then? (I actually live too far from the coast for much fish/seafood these days anyway). Albacore in a can.
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Yeah crabs tend to be scavengers and detritovores. It's large predatory fishes and toothed cetaceans you have to worry about for mercury accumulation.LingcodKilla posted:
Aw man I love snow crab. King crab is too expensive and a pain in the rear end to shuck with all of those spines and poo poo anyway. I can't say I've eaten many different kinds of crabs. Just snow, king, and whatever is used for the softshell dishes at the sushi place up the road. I see a lot of dungenesses and Japanese spiders in the supermarkets here but never really bothered.
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Mak0rz posted:Yeah crabs tend to be scavengers and detritovores. It's large predatory fishes and toothed cetaceans you have to worry about for mercury accumulation. Do yourself a favor and buy a decent size dungeness and steam him up. Just don’t eat the “crab butter” it’s not a good habit to do.
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LingcodKilla posted:Do yourself a favor and buy a decent size dungeness and steam him up. Just don’t eat the “crab butter” it’s not a good habit to do. I only ever eat the meat anyway. According to the Internet the "butter" the hepatopancreas. That's the green "tamale" found in lobster. Is that also bad to eat? I'm not a fan but my dad loves the stuff 
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Mak0rz posted:I only ever eat the meat anyway. It collects all the truly bad stuff like non-organic neurotoxins your body doesn’t flush out and stores in your fat.
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LingcodKilla posted:It collects all the truly bad stuff like non-organic neurotoxins your body doesn’t flush out and stores in your fat. Ah gently caress good thing he only eats a couple of lobster a year.
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Mak0rz posted:Ah gently caress good thing he only eats a couple of lobster a year. Honestly I don’t know if that applies to lobsters but they are fairly similar.
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Stone crab claws loving rule but they don't keep well and are thus hard to find away from the source (Florida-ish area of the south). The sad part is apparently the rest of the crab sucks so they fish em out, take one claw, and toss them back in. I wasn't aware of this at the time I ate them, but it was drat good.
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Honky Dong Country posted:Stone crab claws loving rule but they don't keep well and are thus hard to find away from the source (Florida-ish area of the south). The sad part is apparently the rest of the crab sucks so they fish em out, take one claw, and toss them back in. It generally doesn’t kill the crab, and the claw grows back. (Yes, there is some mortality, but it’s a relatively sustainable fishery.)
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