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In Mykolaiv region, they are developing an aquafarm with Australian crayfish and sturgeons.

In Mykolaiv region, a farmer is growing Australian crayfish and sturgeon. In the village of Slyvyne in Mykolaiv region, local resident Mykhailo Stepanov has set up a farm. On it, the man grows over 5,000 Australian crayfish fry, as well as sturgeon. This is reported by Suspilne. Mr. Mykhailo has been growing Australian crayfish for three years. He started this venture with friends. "Our crayfish grow very long, literally, 6-7 years to reach a more or less normal size. And I learned that there are such crayfish as Australian ones, they grow to food size in just half a year," he said. From June to October, the crayfish grow in a pond, in winter - in a warm basement. "We are currently keeping them in the basement, and when the water warms up, we will release them here, into this lake. The water needs to reach about 24 degrees, better 26 degrees. Then in October we pick them all out. Then something is cooked, something is given away, something might even be sold somewhere, I don't know. We

Not far from Mykolaiv, a farmer is growing Australian crayfish and sturgeons.

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