No, you need to make sure the hermit crab has enough food and water, the humidity and temp are where they need to be, has hiding places and climbing toys, and most importantly he has at least 2 other hermies with him. hermit crabs can die if they dont have any other hermies with them.
Sand, or fine gravel on the bottom of an aquarium, or a screen cage is ideal. You need to keep the cage temperature at least at 72 degrees Fahrenheit. The humidity level is best a 70%. The habitat for you hermit crab should have a moist warm feel, this will keep the gills of the hermit crab in check. Keep a spray bottle of fresh water handy and periodically spray your hermit crab habitat with it.
Hermit crabs do not bite, they pinch. When a hermit crab pinches you that means that they are intimidated and stressed out, and possibly hungry. In your crabitat there should always be fresh food available to your hermit crab so it does not starve. My hermit crabs are 6 years old, if you want to learn how to PROPERLY CARE FOR A HERMIT CRAB, visit hermitcrablovers142.webs.com
Salt water probably the colorful rocks and stuff like that
She will drop them in water of any depth but there is no way for the average hobbiest hermit crab keeper to keep them alive, so it's a bit of a moot point.
Yes, but only for a short time (like one day). You need to put them in a box or bowl, cover the crab with wet newspaper and keep them on the bottom shelf of the fridge.
Yes you need a reservation for Joe's crab shack.
They need them to fight
No you do not have to have a license to own a crab, i have a few crabs and i do not need a license to own them.
If you keep them in a cold enclosure then they will die and you don't want that you need to put a heat pad then plug it in then check it daily.
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In many places, you do not need a specific license to keep a pet crab, but regulations can vary by location and species. Some areas may have restrictions on certain types of crabs, especially if they are considered invasive or protected species. It's important to check local laws and regulations before acquiring a pet crab to ensure compliance. Additionally, proper care and habitat requirements should be researched to ensure the well-being of the crab.
The may not like their food. Their water may contain chlorine. They may need the temperature or humidity adjusted. They may need to get used to their new home. If they are molting, they will be very still, and can be very easily injured. It is better not to handle them at all during a molt.