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
No, but here's a page with pictures of male and female crabs and how to sex them. http://www.thecrabbagepatch.com/crabanatomy.html
If you tip your hermit crab almost upside down, they will come out of their shell a little bit. If the hermit crab is a female, then they will have two little dots on each side of their insides, used for laying the eggs of the hermit crabs. If it is a male you will not find these dots.
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.
No, but here's a page with pictures of male and female crabs and how to sex them. http://www.thecrabbagepatch.com/crabanatomy.html
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.
on a male horseshoe crab, the two front appendages look like boxing gloves. They use these to hold on to the female when they mate. on a female the two front appendages just look like regular claws
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i think you should separate them in separate cages because if not you should return them for a male and female because they do get along you can tell the sex by look under your crabs the female has two dots about one cetimeter apart the male two dot close together
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hermit crabs need a beach to lay their eggs on so they wont have babies in their cage.
they can and they some times do hermit crabs are impredictible so you cant really tell Season doesn't matter. They eat all year long.....