you need to fill up the food bowl/plate/etc. up whenever it empties, wet the sponge with water every time it dries, keep the crabitat warm and humid, etc, and when it's molting, do whatever the answer to that say. DO NOT GIVE IT BATHS.
In the wild hermit crabs go about the shore and inland of the shores to eat nightly. They normally feed at night in the wild due to the hot sun and predictors.
Hermit crabs need a wide variety of foods that contain various vitamins and minerals to remain healthy. Majority of hermit crab commercial foods on the market contain ethoxyquin and/or copper sulphate, both insecticides. Hermit crabs are from the arthropod (insect) phylum.
Hermit Crabs eat anything they can get there claws on. but i feed my
hermit crabs neopolitan cookies and just regular food for hermit crabs
Hermit crabs get their food by picking it up between the pinchers on their small claw
Just put some land crab food (ONLY LAND CRAB FOOD) in their cage and they will eat it. Make sure it is easy to get to.
Hermit crabs get there food and it goes between what i like to call there sensors and it goes threw the two spaces when the crab allows it.
in the ocean
They scrounge for it.
Get hermit crab food from the pet store.
hermit crabs use their claws to grab food
At the grocery store, you can get them fresh meat, fruits, veggies, seeds, and online you can get mixes like at the "hermit crab patch" and "the hermit crab addiction".
No are you trying to kill it
No
No
Hermit crabs eat a variety of food, like storebought food, fruits, veggies, and fish. DO NOT give your crab dairy. He will DIE.
Hermit crabs are scavengers so in the wild they will climb trees to eat insects and will eat fallen fruit from trees. in captivity you should have a food bowl and change the food once a day. the food you should be fruit and veggies.
No, they live together in large groups of even hundreds searching for food.
no
The best food to get is the Crab Cakes!
fruit,veggies and hermit crab food you can buy that from most pet stores they realy like mango ,oatmeal