Anything but citrus and dariy. You can give it well cooked meat. No spices sauses or kitchen salt. But other then that anything you can eat
Hermit crabs eat a variety of foods. They need to have several "food groups" represented that are different from human food groups. The list of safe and unsafe foods is extensive. A good site to visit is www.hermitcrabcuisine.com for more information. Crabs also need fresh AND salt water and calcium and mineral supplements.
If you go to buy hermit crabs at a store, you're most likely getting purple pincher crabs (also called Caribbean Crabs)
Hermit crabs excrete is so small, you have to look hard to see it, hermit crabs store it in their shells then scoop it out. It is dry.
No, Hermit Crabs and Fiddler crabs require two different environments. The Hermit Crab would drown in the water a Fiddler Crab needs. You can always ask your local pet store if there is any way possible though. Some hermit crabs live on land others live in water even land hermit need two enter salt water , fiddler crabs are brackish or fresh hermit crabs can't breathe in those environments
Hermit crabs do excrete waste, they pee so little, you dont notice it, and they store it in their shells and scoop it out, along with excrement.
You can get them at local hermit crab ( pet stores ). You can get it at stores that sell hermit crabs. Commercial brand foods for hermit crabs aren't good for them. Feed them a variety of food that you would eat. Food that you buy in the store has harmful preservatives and does not have enough nutrients that the hermit crab needs..
You can buy hermit crabs at stores such as Petco. They have many hermit crabs things to meet your needs.
Yes, hermit crabs can be kept as pets. You can get the cages in about every store along the beach. One warning though; they really stink!.
wild hermit crabs are scavingers so they'll eat things from dead fish,algee,some times fish poo and seaweed and meats.(while there domesticaded cousins eat special made food you buy a stores.)There is no such thing as a wild hermit crab's "domesticated cousin". Land hermit crabs cannot be bred in captivity, and every single land hermit crab that you find for sale was caught from the wild. Land hermit crabs can survive on the store-bought diet because they are scavengers and can eat a variety of things. It is best to also provide a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, protein, algae/seaweed, etc. Many pet stores carry freeze-dried shrimp, dried seaweed, etc. that hermit crabs will enjoy. Keep in mind that some store-bought fish foods have copper added, which is toxic to hermit crabs, so check the label.
No. You should give your hermit crabs distilled water. You can easily find distilled water at a grocery or convenience store in big jugs. Or you could buy water for hermit crabs at pet stores.
Hermit crabs get stressed when they get taken from the wild, taken from the pet store, and when they are handled too much.
I wouldn't. Just feed them regular hermit crab food you find at a pet store.