If you are asking about a land hermit crab, their habitat is near the ocean, generally near a fresh water source. They live in the trees and forest around beaches, as well as the sand and rocks. They can travel a mile or more per day foraging for food. They require an extremely varied diet, so it is necessary for them to scavenge far and wide.
Some are called "tree crabs" (Coenobita Clypeatus, or Purple Pincer crabs) as they spend a large part of their time up in trees.
hermit crabs dig to bury themselves under the sand when they molt (shed their old exoskeleton).
I think that shrimp live with the hermit crabs.
For land hermit crabs: Tropical or sub-tropical beaches/jungles. For marine hermit crabs: Oceas, seas, tidepools, beaches of all latitudes.
yes but in a appropiat habitat like the beach
Try giving it algea sheets. its the food that is available in the natural habitat of hermit crabs
Hermit crab mites are like head lice for crabs. They are small wingless insects that crawl around inside the shells of hermit crabs. And, just like lice, they have nothing to do with how clean or dirty the habitat or crabs are. Mites can hide out in hermit crab toys, bedding and even food.
A lot
No, Hermit Crabs are omnivores.
fish and bigger hermit crabs
Yes hermit crabs have antennas.
No hermit crabs are small and friendly
They need 70-80 F and 70-85% humidity
sea birds, fish, octopuses, crabs, and other hermit crabs