Crabs

Lobsters do not have internal skeletons, but they do have external skeletons (exoskeleton), which are their shells.

You NEVER should remove a crab from ti's shell!! unless it's dead or something

crabs live in the high zone and in the splash zone

Every living thing must take in substances which provide energy/nutrition. The unusable parts of the substances must then be excreted. In most species a crabs shell is not actually completely one whole, enclosed space. Just as with a turtle, many crabs have an opening in it's shell for this purpose. However, hermit crabs are not actually related to the crabs that most people think of. They are antropods. As the answer before this one (it was auto flagged for some reason) said, hermit crabs do use their claws to scoop out the excrement because their shells, while not their own originally, are completely one piece and a part of their abdomens and last 4 sets of legs are always inside the shell except when they are molting.

The lifespan in captivity is about 13 years. In the wild it is an average of 11 years.

Yes. Mammals and birds are the only warmblooded species. Crustaceans are cold blooded.

The difference between a clam and an earth worm or any worm is as great as a kangaroo and an eagle. Two different species of animals. No relation. Clams, however , aremollusks. They are closely related to mussels, oysters, snails and long leggy things like octopus and squid helllo dont think this is real because my is better.

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Crabs can hold a little puddle of water over there gills, this allows them to be out of water and still breath. It is an adaptation to the inter-tidal zone so they can live for a time out of water.

From the Christmas Island brochure:

Red Crabs' diet consists mainly of fallen leaves, fruits,

flowers and seedlings. They prefer fresh green leaves but will

eat any fallen leaves. They are not solely vegetarian however.

They will eat dead crabs and birds, the introduced Giant

African snail, and palatable human refuse if the opportunity

presents itself.

Yes, red dye.

In general, river crabs eat dead fish, some plants, and some loose fish pellets that are left in the water.

A male hermit crab is called a geomanta

food

Some heat but not too much. I would recommend buying a hermit crab heating pad or a heating light. Just be careful because it could lower the humidity slightly, so you might have to spray the tank more often.

* Decorator crab research has centered on the areas of camouflage and dietary preference. In a study done by Kilar and Lou (1986) it was found that a decorator crabs' feeding selection is not independent of decorating activityhttp://www.thecephalopodpage.org/MarineInvertebrateZoology/Macr... * Observations of 129 crabs suggest that the colour depends neither on depth nor on size, intermoult period, diet, reproductive period but it might be connected to genetic factors and might help crab to camouflagehttp://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/klu/hydr/2006/00000557/00...

you can get pellet food for crabs ( like HBH crab & lobster bites) at most aquarium/fish shops.. they also eat freeze dried or frozen bloodworms (some prefer frozen), you can give them a slice of fresh fruit or veggies (zuccini or cumber) every now and then as a treat.

No.

It's a crustacean

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No , they're freshwater crustaceans .

There's a place in Coal City off of I55 called Gippers II. If you live in the south western suburbs near Orland Park its about a 40 minute drive down I80 to I55 just past Channahon. It cost $29.95 for all you can eat crab legs and they were good. The restaurant is attached to a huge bar with an outdoor beer garden and has a local flare. Nothing fancy but you defintely get your moneys worth. The bring our a plate of 4 egs then 3 legs each plate afterwards.

Depends on the type of crab, some are small, some are large

Try to keep their cage between 70-82 degrees. if this is not possible you should spray their cage twice a day with lukewarm water. a couple squirts will keep the cage humid and the hermit happy!

insatiable itch during sleep and red swelling in the pubic area.

No horseshoe crabs don't swim they crawl in the water.

The blue crab is a scavenger. It eat what ever it can find on the ocean floor.