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Yes, they can come in tanish, brown, orange, and any color related to that.
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Why are crabs different colors?
Crabs are different colors because there are different species of crabs. They will also come in various sizes as well.
Is it ok if hermit crabs come out of their shells?
As hermit crabs grow and increase in size they need to come out of their shell in order to find a larger shell to live in.
How do hermit crabs get there name?
Well, they live in shells, and when no one is there, they don't come out very often, so they are hermits. And they are related to crabs...so....hermit crabs!
What island do hermit crabs come from?
all the islands of the caribbean
Where did hermit crabs come from?
Hermit crabs came from, tropical areas. They are used to oceans, so any place warm and hot and tropical, like the Bahamas.
Do hermit crabs legs come off?
Yes, crabs legs can come off if they do they will grow back when they molt so don't worry!
Does your hermit crab lay down a lot when it is pregnant?
It is different with some hermit crabs, if she doesnt like to come out alot, then it seems natural, but if she usually comes out, then usually, or she just wants to be lazy.
Do dying hermit crabs come out of their shell?
NO they don't because they they stay in shell
Do hermit crabs like being sprayed by water?
It all depends on the crab, each one has it's own personality. But most hermit crabs love being sprayed by water- as in the wild hermit crabs will literally 'come out to play' in the rain. The feeling of being sprayed by water is very reminiscent of that and a fun activity for most crabs.
Why do hermit crabs come out of their shells?
To change into a new shell or to mate. If not for these reasons, it is very sick
How many antennas do hermit crabs have?
two when they come ou tof their shell...hope that helps!!
What are some different kinds of crabs?
There are a couple hundred different species of crayfish, but the one most commonly eaten in the US is the red swamp crayfish (Procambarus clarkii), about 95% of which come from Louisiana.
