Its probably just adapting to its environment. You can check if its dead by gently picking up its shell. A dead crab will often fall out of its shell. If its alive let it be. If it buries its self, don't dig it up. Chances are its molting. Molting can take a long time for some crabs and if there disturbed during this process, it may lead to death.
I think that shrimp live with the hermit crabs.
Try giving it algea sheets. its the food that is available in the natural habitat of hermit crabs
They're only sleeping, I swear.
mostly at night cause that is when they most active.
For land hermit crabs: Tropical or sub-tropical beaches/jungles. For marine hermit crabs: Oceas, seas, tidepools, beaches of all latitudes.
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.
It's generally not advisable to keep hermit crabs with tiger barbs. Tiger barbs are active, sometimes aggressive fish that may stress or harm the hermit crab. Additionally, hermit crabs require brackish or marine environments, while tiger barbs thrive in freshwater, making their habitat needs incompatible. For the well-being of both species, it's best to keep them in separate environments.
yes but in a appropiat habitat like the beach
The best kind of wood to have in a hermit crab habitat is chlora wood, its a pale tan with holes and gaps in it. This resembles the driftwood hermit crabs have in the wild.
its the spikytops because there very active
Of course not theyre sleeping!
Hermit crabs are nocturnal, so they crawl around the most at night. But you can catch them moving also at afternoon or dawn. If you want him/her to start moving, try placing food that has strong smell at afternoon.