yes they do?
Crabs grow out of their shells and they also shed their skin to do that. Meaning they molt their skin.
Yes crustaceans do molt because they have exoskeletons meaning they have and outer shell. I believe. every 2 years or months they molt out of their shells. in other words, they leave their shell
Never, they hide in their shells until their skin is hard.
No, Hermit Crabs molt due to bodily changes. After molting they find new shells to fit their new body.
All animals with exoskeletons, including crabs, molt.
Unlike mollusks and crustaceans, Hermit Crabs do not produce their own shells. In the wild, they would find abandoned shells on the seafloor, and wiggle into those, so you must provide a constant stream of larger and larger shells as they grow. When they molt, they shed their EXOSKELETON, not their SHELL.
they use their muscles
it would be hard because he would jump in his shell and it would also kill them cuz you would rip his guts out but if he is ready to molt than buy a shell at a pet store put it in with him and he will change shells within 30 minutes but only if he grown out his shell if hes not that he will molt
because they feel like it
yes
yes acoshonly
No, they shed their shells regularily. that is where we get soft shell crabs from; crabs who have just shed their shells and are cooked. Like a snake shedding their skin.