Hermi crabs are scavengers, so they eat anything they can find, like in the wild they will eat dead fish on the shore, climb trees to eat bugs, and fruit like mangos they have fallen off of trees.
In captivity hermit crabs can eat fruits, veggies, and sea food like shrimp.
"No they do not. I had 2 hermit crabs and they lived for 5 years in the coldest room in the house" well, it depends. they need it to be no colder than 72 degrees Fahrenheit and no warmer than 82. if you need a heater to do that, then yes.
no
no they'll drown
As most people know hermit crabs have gills most animals that breathe under water have gills for example a fish. The hermit crabs gill's can work on land but in order for the hermit crab to survive they hermit crabs gills have to be moist....
No. Breeding hermit crabs in captivity has only been done successfully by one person and so while your female may lay eggs, they will not survive in your tank.
Land hermit crabs can't breath out of water, they will drown, they have modified gills, which means they need humidity to survive. (70-85%).
A lot
No, Hermit Crabs are omnivores.
They can survive long car rides. Just make sure that the hermit crabs have enough water so that they are not uncomfortable The movement can be stressful so make sure the hermit crabs to not get jostled around. Put the travel tank on the floor in the back seat so that it will not slide around. It is also important that the car does not get too hot or too cold. If you are getting out of your vehicle take the hermit crabs with you. Cars can act as an oven if they are in the sun. About 86 degrees Fahrenheit is preferable to hermit crabs.
They won't have any shells to live in
fish and bigger hermit crabs
Yes hermit crabs have antennas.
No hermit crabs are small and friendly