Hermit Crab Identification

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Hi y’all, first post here. Anyone able to help id this guys? Got him with 2 others that were listed as red tips at my lfs.

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I'm going to guess it's a white leg. It's hard to tell from th picture though.
 
I'm going to guess it's a white leg. It's hard to tell from th picture though.
Here’s 2 other photos I was able to take later on. Sadly there still somewhat blurry.
 

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I still think it looks like a white leg.
 

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