Fiddler crabs can typically be found on sandy or muddy beaches, particularly in intertidal zones where they burrow into the substrate. They are often seen in estuaries, salt marshes, and mangrove habitats, as these areas provide both food and shelter. Common locations include coastal regions of the southeastern United States, as well as tropical and subtropical beaches around the world. Their presence is usually indicated by the distinctive burrows and the males' characteristic waving displays.
Neither of these animals lives in a freshwater aquarium environment. They are creatures of the sea shores, beaches and mangroves.
by rubbing their big claw on there body
Ghost crabs? Well that depense if it is a dead fiddler crab so it would be the same/
yes they are
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no they are not
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They're in the crustation or the crabs group.
crabs are nocturnal
No, Hermit Crabs and Fiddler Crabs are very different, and require two whole different living conditions. And Fiddler Crabs are very aggressive, and will probably attack the Hermit Crab anyway. So, in all, it just isn't a good idea.
you kill the fiddler crab