The heaviest spider crab, captured in 1921, weighed in at 41 pounds. For the Japanese spider crab, the largest species, 16 to 18 kg is not uncommon. Other species can be much lighter, for example in one North Sea species a typical adult would be in the range of 1 to 3 kg.
The heaviest crab on record, caught in 1921 was around 41 pounds, a Japanese spider crab. Some anecdotal evidence exists for living aquatic crabs even heavier, based on recovered carapace size.
Amongst the land crabs the heaviest, (also the heaviest land arthropod) is the coconut crab which can get up to 9 pounds. This is believed to be the upper limit of the possible weight of an arthropod, owing to physical contraints of their physiology.
The weight for a Japanese giant spider crab has a range from 20kg to 30kg.
There legs can get up to 13ft and there body gets to one foot in diameter.
Your hermit crab cam go fast depending on the whieght of the shell on the hermit crab. If the shell is light the speed of the crab will increase, if the shell is heavy on the crab the speed will decrease.
No, SF Bay is a breeding ground for dungeness crab and keeping one of any size can carry a heavy fine.
Some canned meat has been found to contain heavy metals. It can come from an unlined can. It can also come from a heavily contaminated body of water.
Advantages: With a shell, the hermit crab is safer from predators, or any other threats. It is basically more protected. The snails have less shells lying around because a hermit crab is probably constantly looking for a new one. Disadvantages: The snail's shell is heavy on the hermit crab's back, so it slows it down. A hermit crab outgrows its shell and will have to find a new one soon. The snail has no disadvantages. I hope I helped you! Sorry if this isn't what you were looking for! :)
a Halloween crab is a crab in a costume a Halloween crab is a crab in a costume
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The Alaskan crab is much larger than the coconut crab. The coconut crab weighs up to 9 lbs. and the Alaskan crab weighs up to 18 pounds.
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It depends on the type of crab. For example, fiddler crabs are of the genus Uca (Ocypodidae). And the blue crab is in the genus Chionoecetes.
Blue crab from the Chesapeake Bay. Crab cakes are a regional specialty as are crab chowder and crab legs and whole crab
green crab or dogga crab
A calling crab is another name for a fiddler crab, a genus of crab in which the male has an enlarged paw.