Hermit crabs are one of the smallest pets available for consumers to bring home. They are often found as prizes at fairs or on the boardwalk. The crabs do not reduce the amount of nitrates in the water.
YES It can kill hermit crabs, it will cause their gills to blister and they will sofacate. you should have distilled or spring water. They also need a SEA salt water dish.
Spiders can but only if theyre a certain size
yes it does
Sometimes mites can kill hermit crabs it depends if the mites are all over the cage and on the hermit crabs. if there are only like 3 it should not harm them as much. mites are tiny white bugs they can also be black. mites will harm the hermit crab if there are tons. just clean your tank if you mites. by Josie j
No, hermit crab mites are specific to hermit crabs and will not harm you or your pets.
Mites. If you get them don't worry just bathe your hermit crabs a few times, dump out all their substrate and get new substrate and wah all their toys and dishes. These mites cannot harm the crabs.
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no it does not. Chlorine kills micro organisms that can harm your health. The filter cleans the water.
You can make salt water for fiddler crabs. You need to use sea salt. Never use table salt. And you need to use distilled water or water that has been treated to remove the chlorine. You can get sea salt at a pet store. 1 tea salt to 1 gallon water. Change it often.
Hermit crabs do not 'go to the bathroom'. In other words hermit crabs DO NOT POO. I have had hermit crabs, and I know they definitely don't poo. Hermit crabs use all the energy and nutrients from their food and turn it into vitamins for the body. Hermit crabs are great pets, as there is no stinky poo to clean out!!!
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It digs down into the ground, and buries itself while it sleeps. God made hermit crab perfectly. His hard protective shell protects him from harm, but just in case, he buries himself to sleep.
Not in a typical set up. Hermit crabs are scavengers, and even seldom documented hunters. They might attack your salamanders. Some salamanders also produce toxic chemicals which can harm a crab. Also, crabs need salt water, and salamanders have very sensitive skin. If your salamander wandered into the salt water by mistake, it would most likely die. It's not a good idea to house these animals together.