Crabs

NO NO absolutely no!but I'm glad you asked so now you know: they LOVE company, so it is recommended that you have 2 or more crabs. a good rule of thumb for tanks is 1.5-2 gallons for each crab

you feed it small fish, worms, little dead animals, and plankton. you would need to keep it in a cage like a hermit crab cage. also, they pinch so you wouldn't want to hold it. they are also EXTREMELY fast! they live from one to three year's. they sleep most the time

Yes of course... Muslims CAN eat shrimps. Only those who might be health-conscious on cholesterol intake might refrain from consuming shrimps. Otherwise all Muslims will consume shrimps as part of their daily diet. In fact some even regard shrimps as a delicacy and some restaurants even charge more for meals containg shrimps.

yes they do sleep

but they sleep with there eyes open so if something tries to eat them the can get away

the go to sleep in a light sleep they never sleep in a deep sleep

on average they live for one year or less. depending on the environment but giant spider crabs can live up to 100 years.

a Halloween crab is a crab in a costume

a Halloween crab is a crab in a costume

No, it is not legal. You must have a permit to harvest hermit crabs from the beach even if it is only one. Additionally, the majority of the hermit crabs found on the beach especially in North America are marine hermit crabs and they will not be able to survive in the kind of habitat that is designed for Land Hermit Crabs. They need a full salt water reef setup and must live under water.

what i do is put it on the BBQ for about 5 to 10 minutes or more deppending on how hot you want them then while they are on the BBQ put a little bit of salt and when its done tell everyone to add more salt if they'd like it is very plain and simple but it is REALLY good

The red snapper fish can be found all over the world, but the most is harvested in the Gulf of Mexico and Indonesia. In Latin American Spanish it is called "huachinango".

Many folks think crab meat tastes good, so they will get it at the market or order it from a cafe menu when they have a mind to.

Pretty much I had a reaction to Crab and then later on ate some Shrimp and had the same reaction. Now I don't touch them.. I assumed I had a reaction to Iodine which is what I thought. But if it cooks red Im allergic to it. Its weird cuz I can eat Oysters and all freshwater food, and all fishes from the ocean.

it swims!!!!!!!!!!!!! dun dun dun

hermit crabs will almost eat any thing. the will go crazy for coconut shavings. the like fresh fruit. the can eat boiled egg shells. They love silversides and shrimp that are fresh, freezedried krill, bloodworms, etc., and other seafood. They will also eat natural peanut butter on whole wheat toast, hard boiled eggs, egg shells (boiled), popcorn (plain, unsalted and unbuttered)

By washing your hands thoroughly with germicides.

Crayfish, lobsters, and crabs are all examples of crustaceans.

Nope. A crab has a hard shell, known as an exoskeleton. That means skeleton on the outside. But no scales.

no, unless you have a water type hermit crab.if you don't you crab and crayfish can die.ps: yor crab will drown and plus if you do have a water type hermit crab will mistake your crayfish for food.:)

there was this other website i saw and it said it is called larvae weird huh?

The Japanese spider crab is a scavenger just like all other crabs. They have 8 legs, plus two long claws for feed in the front. They usually dead animals on the ocean floor as well as shellfish. They are also known as the "dead man's crab" as they have been found feeding on drowning victims in the past. Although they are the largest crab, they are very docile despite their size.

Yes, But its not recommended. Trust me, they taste horrible and might make you feel rather ill... But yes, you can.

Hermit crabs don't bite, they pinch you with their two claws. They will only do this if they feel threatened or unbalanced. To hold a hermit crab so that it feels comfortable, you need to have a flat, steady hand. It's best to hold them while sitting down. Making sudden movements will also startle them and they may pinch, so move slowly or be still.

If a hermit crab latches onto your hand, don't panic. It does hurt, but keep a clear head. Set your hand down on the floor in in the tank and don't move it. The hermit crab will feel stable and let go. NEVER run your crab under water or try to pry him off. These things will only injure him and/or make him pinch harder.

They are similar creatures, yes. They are both exoskeletal (have their skeletons on the outside), so they both belong to the Phylum Arthropod (Linnaean taxonomy classifies living things into Kingdoms --> Phylum --> Class --> Order --> Family --> Genus --> Species). For more on Linnaean taxonomy and Arthropods, see the Related Links below.

For most crabs, mating season occurs during warmer weather, and if the crab makes its home in the ocean, the waters need to be a warm temperature as well. When this time arrives, male crabs must find a female crab that has matured sexually and attract her. They do this by performing an elaborate mating dance. Usually, the male crab will rise onto the tips of his legs and move from side to side in front of the female. At the same time he will wave his claws in the air to attract her. This dance is not only done to grab the female's attention, it is also the time when the male sends out pheromones from glands under his claws into the air. These chemicals sexually attract females and get them ready for the mating ritual. The male will continue to do this until he finds a female who is ready and willing to mate.

There are 4 main groups of arthropods. They are the Chelicerata, Crustacea, Tracheata, and the now extinct Trilobites. Crabs are considered to be arthropods and are a part of the Crustacea group which also include shrimp and lobster.