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I have that 1 red crab and the other 5 are like the gray one on the climber. 3 are neon blue and 2 are black. Look like spiders.
That big red one changes shells every other day.I have that 1 red crab and the other 5 are like the gray one on the climber. 3 are neon blue and 2 are black. Look like spiders.
I thought this sand had things in it the crabs like. I'll try store sand.My guess is the sand has a lot of nutrients/pollutants. One option could be to get some clean sand from a local pet store to use instead
I have that 1 red crab and the other 5 are like the gray one on the climber. 3 are neon blue and 2 are black. Look like spiders.
That red one has grown alot
I have that 1 red crab and the other 5 are like the gray one on the climber. 3 are neon blue and 2 are black. Look like spiders.
We're in Fl. They are marine hermit crabs the temp of water is usually 74.
From ocean where I got the crabs.Welcome! Are you getting the crabs and sand from the ocean or a local pet store? As others have said, posting a picture of your setup and whatever maintenance/feeding you do would help get this investigation underway!
they aren't land hermit crabs they are marine hermit crabs, need to be in water.Also, are these hermits from the beach sand? They may need tohave access to open air (something sticking out of the water). Sorry for all the questions, trying to help
they are found in knee to waist deep water while snorklingthey aren't land hermit crabs they are marine hermit crabs, need to be in water.
Yea sorry that is a giant marine hermit. They have green eyes and striped antennae. They reach adult size in 3 years also they eat a ton. It is also known as a Petrochirus diogenes. Here is my giant marine hermit it has doubled in size since this picture