Garlic means "garlic, garlic", so "garlic crayfish" can be translated into "garlic crayfish"; The correct name of crayfish should be "crayfish/crayfish" (crayfish has nothing to do with fish, but fish exists because aquatic shellfish are collectively called shellfish).

Bilingual example

Early summer is the best time to eat crayfish.

Early summer is the best time to taste crayfish.

Crayfish can be easily paired with beer in summer.

In summer, crayfish and beer are super-matched.

People in China like crayfish very much.

People in China love crayfish.

We have no oysters tonight. But crayfish are very good.

we? No? Really? Oysters? Tonight, but? That? Crawfish? Is it? Very? Very good.

However, in the evening, the adult lobster got into a fight with this crayfish.

Where is it? Night? But, my Lord? Lobster? Been in a war? Is it over? It.

6. Fishermen are also observing the regulations for protecting crayfish and spawning lobsters.

Fisherman? Is it? Follow? Rules? That? Protection? Young? And then what? With eggs? Lobster.

7. I like to eat shrimp, crayfish, lobster and so on.

Me? Like what? Eat? Shrimp, prawn, lobster, and the like? That.