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They sell them in the supermarkets during crawfish season (usually early spring) here in Houston. I'm sure they're common in other southern states, too.
I'm making my own cooking website and am finding it impossible to get crayfish (crawfish, etc.) for photos for my seafood section. Where do restaurants go to get them, I've had them as garnish on my plate before but no one seems to know where a regular customer can purchase them. I live in upper Michigan. Thanks