Crabs

I have a female fiddler crab and her pinches are not that bad. But she is not that aggressive. So it depends on how active they really are.

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Yes you can , if you sit right after someone with crabs.....

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In the wild, land hermit crabs live in jungles, forests, and even gardens in warm areas. Water hermit crabs live in the warm oceans.

Rope would not be nutritious for crabs, although it might not be harmful, but that depends on the type of rope; sisal is more digestible than polypropylene, for example. I advise against feeding rope to any animals. Try feeding them food, instead.

i think that it isn't good to have your eyes on your stalks because if they were being attacked then they would be easily damaged.

Orangutan crab is another name for Achaeus japonicus. These crabs can be found in tropical waters of the central Indo-Pacific.

Not all crabs live near the shoreline. A few live near the shoreline while others live on the ocean floor. It's just the habitat they prefer.

Yes, they do. Sea lions aren't actually true seals, and are adapted to movement on land slightly better than true seals are with hindquarters that are elevated and more easily moved by the sea lions.

At first a horseshoe crab can look scary, because we associate them with crabs, and they're not like anything we usually encounter. They are completely harmless-although the edges and spikes on their shells can be sharp. They are actually very calm and slow. Their tail is harmless. It's actually a delicate organ for them and loaded with sensors. When horseshoe crabs swim, they steer with their tail. When they are on the beach at the edge of the water, they can get flipped upside-down. They use their tail to flip themselves right side up. Look up how they save the lives of humans every day!

The horseshoe crab protects it's self in the water by burrowing deep into the sand to hide. It also usues it's tail to scare away predators. The shell on top protects the fragile insides, on the underneath of the crab. However, if it is flipped over on it's back, it will use it's telson "tail" by digging it into the sand and flipping itself upright. On land the only way the horseshoe crab can protect itself it by staying right side up. If it is flipped over, it cannot flip itself upright on land, and his body parts will be exposed to predators such as birds, and other land crabs. So if you are walking along a beach and find a horseshoe crab on it's back, give it a hand and flip it over.
It protects itself by removing the horseshoe on its feet and creating a layer of armor around it's body. The horseshoe gets damaged in the process and must be discarded but just like the starfish it can regrow it's horseshoes and once again walk safely on land.

West Mersea (Mersea Island near Colchester).

Pontoon area where you can sit and spend a couple of catching crabs. Fantastic

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No, eating a crab is not the same as eating a roach. Crab are actually edible, and roaches are too, but crab is more of a lifestyle food. crab has much more richer taste and is better taste in my opinion.

You probably could but you want to make sure its free of bugs and parasites. Hermit crabs get parasites very easily

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they don't :)

I had some named Hermie, Charles, and Elizabeth.

Okay..so first....You must have sand and water. Sand so they can crawl and burrow and water so they stay hydrated. You can buy hermit crab food at your local pet store called Hermit Crab Variety Bites. You can also buy them Hermit Crab Cookies for little treats. So, you get them a big enough tank and you fill the bottom with enough sand for them to burrow in..i filled up like 5 inches but they probably dont need that much. Then you buy them a little water dish they can easily crawl in and out of, you dont want to drown them. Be careful to clean out the food they dont eat becuase it will get soggy and mold will grow..they eat that too but it can be harmful if flies lay their eggs in it.

Sources:

Hermit Crab Owner

http://hermit-crabs.com/care.html

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No, a crab could not possibly have the abilty to be anywhere near a sea horse, as slow as crabs are.

Yes. this jellyfish is found in many sea food restaurants especially the seafood kind!

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I suggest that you not use it because hermit crabs sand should be soft and moon sand can be clumped together. If the sand is clumped together the hermit crabs can't dig. The sand you choose is optional just make sure it DOESN'T have the following:

make sure it can't be clumped together

Make sure you get enough sand that is able to cover double the crab and its shell.

There is A LOT more things to learn about hermit crabs so do your homework and get as much info as possible!

Also make sure to bathe your crabs, here's how:

1. Fill up a bowl of room temp water( make sure the bowl is big enough to cover the crab fully

2.put 1 crab at a time in the water and let go of them when there at the bottom of the bowl.

3.When u see the crab come out(NOT to where you can see his tushie)(make sure it doesn't come fully out of his shell)so when u see the crab come out(not fully) gently take the crab out of the water and back into the tank