G.P Farm

18/04/2026

Releasing craylings into growout pond with proper acclimation process.

14/04/2026

Nakakita na ba kayo ng alien na nagmomolt? 😆

27/02/2026

Our farm is very grateful to be part of the growing CRAYFISH ORGANIZATION OF THE PHILIPPINES, Inc. (COPI).

Thankyou sir sa pa craylings 😁 Joseph “Sesep” Miranda and also to our beautiful and handsome officers.

Sesep’s Farm

27/02/2026

03/02/2026

How to determine Male and Female ARC Crayfish.

21/01/2026

More Power po satin! Sesep’s Farm 💪🏻

Proud to serve as a member and the President of the first Crayfish Organization in the Philippines, Region III.

Makaka asa kayo na ang layunin ng Organisasyon na ito ay makapagpalaganap at makatulong pa sa mas nakakarami sa ating Industriya.

Bilang pinaka UNANG organisasyon ng Crayfish Farming sa bansa, dito maipapakita namin na kaya natin umangat sa industriya basta tayo ay NAGKAKAISA…

Maraming Salamat po!

For interested farmers, you are all welcome to join:

For farm owners within Region 3:

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For farm owners outside Region 3:

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14/01/2026

Tamang oras ng pag-papakain - ARC Taguro Line Crayfish

12/01/2026

Ganda ng pasok mo 2026! 😆 May itlog na ang mga alaga at umpisa na ng pagdami nila ❤️

After mating, a female Australian redclaw crayfish typically becomes "berried" (carrying eggs) within a few hours to a few days, depending on the water condition especially temperature.

They incubate eggs 4-6 weeks in their swimmerets (small legs on the abdomen), while the best optimal warm water temperature ranging between (24-28°C), this period can be as short as 30 days.

Stage 1 (Days 1-3): The eggs are typically light cream or dark green/olive in color and very opaque.

Stage 2 (Days 4-17): The color changes to dark brown, yellow, or orange as the yolk is consumed and the embryo develops. A transparent halo may appear around the eggs.

Stage 3 (Days 17-23): Eye spots become clearly visible as tiny black dots within the eggs.

Stage 4 (Days 22-30): The abdomen and other body structures form and become visible.

Stage 5 (Days 28-35): The fully formed fry, which are orange-red in color, hatch but remain attached to the female's swimmerets for several more days.