Crabs

Food left out of the refrigerator is okay to eat for about 2 hours. If the temperature is under 80 degrees. The longer a food stays in the danger zone the more risk you take eating that food. Foods should either be kept hot or kept cold before eating to be really safe.

claws

No, because crabs do not live at the bottom at the very bottom of the ocean.

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The odor is a dead give-away. If it is smelling particularly fishy or of ammonia, it is going-going-gone.

Animals aren't the only ones that decompose, all living organisms decompose as well. For example, trees aren't animals, but they do decompose because they are a living organism.

The shell is hard.

the ocean

it depends which kind only a hermet crab if you live by a beach you usually can just go to a suvineir shop and by it if not a pet store

Crab in Japanese is Kani. Pronounced 'Kah-nee'

Yes!! a very astute and clever question!!! Trilobites and King/Horseshoe crabs share a proud lineage extending many millions of years. Back in the pre-triassic period, scientists believe the Genus Horseshoidae began in the deep Vandarin Delta -- what we now call the southern portion of the gobi desert - in the dark liquid mud they teemed in their millions. they fed on squidlike creatures whose delicate fossils scientists today call Mantissa. So the short answer to your question is YES! and YES!! both are all EDIBLE!

They work for the department of defense in cubicles.

you kill the

fiddler crab

yes

up your arse

About 1 hour after dark. Flashlight and net.

Attack of the Crab Monsters was created on 1957-02-10.

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.

July

No.

plankton

Put some raw chicken or streaky bacon into the small net. Lower the net and weight into the water right to the bottom at a location you suspect there are crabs. Hold onto the other end of the line. Occasionally wind in the line and to slowly lift the net from the water, then check if any crabs are hanging on to the net for dear life! If they are then whack them in a bucket of the water the came from. If not, then return the net to the bottom of the water and wait a while longer.... Enjoy your crabbing!

Mites. If you get them don't worry just bathe your hermit crabs a few times, dump out all their substrate and get new substrate and wah all their toys and dishes. These mites cannot harm the crabs.

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