The 2 dots on a female hermit crab are called gonopores and they are where the male crab deposits his sperm in order to fertilize her eggs.
on the underside of it's third pair of legs.
Under the 2 legs up the thorax. (Middle part of crab)
they have 2 dots under their first set of walking legs called gonopores, if they come far enough out of their shell you can tell. Males do not have the 2 dots. Sometimes your hermit crab may to shy to come far out enough for you to tell. but just be patient with it. ;)
If your hermit crab will come far enough out of it's shell, you can see under its legs, if there's 2 small dots, your crab is a female, if there isn't then its a male. Hope this helps! :)
If you look at the underside of your crab, on it's last pair of walking legs under it's abdomen, a female will have a dot on each side, these dots are called nonporous. They are what determines whether or not you have a female or a male crab. its hard to tell if your hermit crab is a male or female when there in their shell the girls are most likely to be smaller in size than the male but never ever pull your hermit crab out of its shell to see if its a male or a female they probably would like to be pulled in half then give up its home
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You can tell by slightly flipping it over (Gently), and when you can see all of the body (but be careful to not drop it), look at the body. Do you see 2 dots? if you do, its a female. If you dont see 2 dots, its a male.
No, they both have two claws. One large one and one small one.
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you need to wait for it to come all the way out and flip it slowely and gently and check for gonepores little dots on the abdomen if they have them its a girl. If they dont its a boy. (I have 2 both are boys)
Hermit crabs find their food 2 ways by seeing another crab eating it or just by smelling it. I know this because I have 2 hermit crabs myself.
I read somewhere that most (If not all) male hermit crabs are somewhat purple on their legs and claws. Females will change color slightly during mating season, but males are always like that.
The hermit crab probably got too big to live its old shell, which is why it moved.
nothing. when they molt their legs grow back.