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Fiddler crabs are not completely color blind; they possess vision that allows them to see a range of colors, particularly in the ultraviolet and blue spectrums. Their eyes are adapted to detect changes in light and color, which helps them in communication and finding mates. However, their color perception may not be as nuanced as that of some other animals. Overall, their vision is well-suited to their habitat and social behaviors.

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