If your hermie has lost a leg than that mean that it was either stressed because they aren't enough food or water, or they are stressed because the temp or humidity in the tank is not high enough (this is usally why). the humidity should be between 70 and 80%. the temp also between 70 and 80F.
It is ok for your hermit crab to lose only one leg in a certain amount of time but if your crab is losing more than one leg a nite put them in an isolated tank because there is a chance your crab may be dying.
One can purchase Alaskan King Crab Legs from the 'Great Alaska Seafood' website. One can order online for home delivery and they offer an order tracking service.
When hermit crabs are under stress or sick they may lose legs or claws. An example of this is also when a predator catches a crab by a limb the crab will release the said limp to escape danger. Some crabs may lose a leg or claw when molting. Tyson in Tampa. my sons hermit crab just lost all of its legs .we accidently left him all night in the sink and apparently he was so stressed he lost all legs trying to climb up i tought he was dead and was getting ready to throw him in the garbage when i saw it move hes still alive but wont come out of his shell im hoping it wont die .
One would go to a family friend to learn how to cook crab legs. Crab Legs are fairly simple to cook and a house member or family member or friend should be good to teach.
One can find recipes to make crab legs on All Recipes website, Food website, Simply Recipes website, wikiHow website, Whats Cooking America website, and any shellfish cookbook.
One can find information on cooking crab legs on various cooking websites. For example, some of these websites are Chowhound, Allrecipes, and What's Cooking America.
it all depends on what type of meat it is.
Three to walk on and one claw on each side too.
There are about 292 calories in 4oz of crab fingers.
On top of being delicious and healthy, crab legs are extremely easy to cook. Most crab legs sold in the United States are precooked and then flash frozen to preserve their taste, so preparing them is more a matter of warming than actual cooking. If you've never cooked crab before, follow these simple steps and you'll be eating delicious crab legs in the comfort of your own home in no time.Selecting Crab LegsThe longest crab legs are found on species that come from the Bering Sea, usually snow crabs or king crabs. King crabs are the bigger of the two and their legs have more meat, but their shells have thorny protrusions that can really tear up your hands when you're eating. If you buy king crab legs, be careful! Snow crab legs are a bit smaller but some people think they have sweeter and more flavorful meat than king crab legs.If the crab legs are red that means they've been precooked. Unless you live in Alaska, finding fresh uncooked king or snow crab legs is not usually possible. Quality still varies, so when selecting crab legs make sure they smell fresh like the ocean, not fishy, and try to select legs with easily moveable joints since joints that bend are easier to crack open. You should buy about one pound of legs per person.Cooking Crab LegsSteaming is the best way to cook crab legs, so make sure you have a large pot with a lid and a big metal steaming basket or colander. Crab legs are salty, so rinse your frozen crab legs in water to take off some of the salt before steaming them. Add two cups of water to the pot and put it on the stove on medium-high heat. Put the colander with the crab legs in it in the pot, making sure it's well above the water, and wait for the water to boil.When the water starts boiling, put the lid on the pot and let the legs steam until you begin to smell a delicious crabby scent - generally 5-7 minutes. The crab legs have already been cooked once, so be careful not to over-steam them or they'll get tough and rubbery. Slice some lemon wedges, hand out nutcrackers or pliers for cracking the legs open, and serve the delectable crab legs with melted butter for dipping.
There is at least one supplier that advertises shipping King Crab legs as fresh cooked - never frozen. They overnight the package and are available that way for a limited time. I imagine the package has chill packs or dry ice to keep it cold. You could get raw King Crab legs only if you live in a crabbing community.
If you don't know how to eat crab legs, don't feel bad. In just a few short minutes, you'll have the technique down to a tee! I'll illustrate how in picture's here for you and put it all together in a video eating a dungeness crab. We also have a video to show you how to eat Blue Crab. So, you're done cooking crab legs and you are ready to eat them. This is the best way to get to the crab meat. Come, we'll show you how easy it is. Pick up your crab leg and break off one of the legs at the thigh area where you see all the crab meat. Next, break the end of the leg off and discard into a bucket, bowl or dish. With Dungeness Crab it's not worth the work to get to the bit of meat that is down by the end of the crab leg. Most of the meat is in the thigh area and the first knuckle's after the thigh-meaty area. For King Crab, there's a lot of meat all the way through, even to the claw. Next, you may want to have some crab scissors, like I have illustrated. I like using them instead of a nut cracker or a mallet, but you can use whatever you have handy. You want to get the scissors in on the inside of the leg. Cut through the carcass, then you can pull the leg apart and get the crab meat out. You can tell the difference from the soft meat and the hard carcass of the crab. Then, basically, you "rinse and repeat" with the rest of the crab legs. In the thigh area, where most of the meat is, the carcass isn't too tough. You can probably pick the crab meat out with your fingers. It's ok to do that, too! If it seems tough, again, you can use the crab scissors to cut the carcass from the meat. from how to eat crab web