Do emerald crabs molt?

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It could definitely be a molt.
 
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So I opened it up and it was empty but at the same time full of pods. Not sure what to make of it. I didn't see any way the crab could have exited the molt. I'll do a midnight check to see if I see him.
 

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Lol
It’s what all exoskeleton types do. It can be a trip to see but rest assured it is a very good sign that the specimen is healthy and your tank is in a decent place.
 

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Having pests is a separate issue from having the right combination of elements for your hard skinned friends to grow ;)
 

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