Where do mud crabs live?

Answer 1

I totally agree that this is a different question to the other one. But rock crabs, despite their obvious name, are actually fine with sea water, but they need to breathe a little once in a while. They swim in the water-never in the middle of the ocean, unless swept away by a wave-and always land back onto the underside of a rock, that is submerged halfway or wholeway out of the water. Whatever the place, they need to be near land, or preferably rocks.

Answer 2

Throughout the course of their lives, blue crabs use all habitats in the Bay. Their distribution varies with age, sex and season.

• Blue crabs tend to be abundant in shallow-water areas during warm weather, while in winter they are plentiful in the Bay's deeper portions.
• Males range farther up into the fresher waters of the Bay and its rivers than females, who congregate in saltier waters.
• Blue crabs are bottom-dwellers, using bay grass beds as a source of food, nursery habitat for young and shelter during mating and molting

Answer 3

Red crabs live mostly in coral reefs . Usually in warmer ,tropical waters.

Answer 4

Blue crabs can be found in the Chesapeake Bay and the Gulf of Mexico they will mostly be at the bottom but sometimes you can find them on pilings

Answer 5

Mud crab lives in or near mud. eg. mangrove crab, tunelling mud crab.

Answer 6

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