yea its dead
Well Hunny if the hermit doesnt fit in its shell,Its to small simple:) Good work
Then leave it alone. Nor does it need four holes
umm, it proably doesnt have a baby in its shell. just let it molt.
You can tell by looking underneath the third row of legs on your hermit crab. On a female Hermit crab, there are two small holes underneath the third row of legs. These holes are called "Gonopores". On a Male hermit crab there are no holes. To check-get your hermit crab out and hold it's shell up. Make sure the shell is facing towards the ceiling and the hermit crab's body is facing torwards the floor. while the hermit crab is dangling upsidown you are able to see underneath the legs where the gonopores might be. And remember: No gonopores=MALE.....gonopores=FEMALE Hope this helps! :)
in the very back section of your hermit crabs back look to see if it has 4 holes if it does its a girl if not a boy
It depends who the Hermit Crab borrowed its shell from.
This happend to me once. I had a hermit crab for about 5 months and then its shell got too small for its body, so we had to buy a larger shell so it can go back in it. If it doesnt go back in it some how dehydrates.
When a hermit crab outgrows its shell, it will move into a larger shell.
The relationship between a hermit crab and a shell is that thy are mutualism.
Yes, Hermit crabs can only maneuver when they can lift and fit the shell appropriately.
What I know of that is hermit crabs will eat snails. However, hermit crabs will often use an empty shell of a sea snail.
They livde to gether because the shell is a home for the hermit crab!