Crabs

no, some crabs eat seaweed

Hermit crabs can have pretty much any kind of fruit for vegetable except for anything with citrus

The crab-eating fox has few predators beyond man and feral dogs which pose the greatest threats. Its habitat is slowly shrinking due to human activity such as agriculture, as well as feral dogs' encroachment on its territory, though the population is still stable.

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i think it is to keep them cooler if they are in warm places, i also read that if they are afraid they will blow bubbles, i kind of doubt that though, it would make more sense that they are in a dried area with limited water and they make bubbles by the water to be out of the water and still moist.

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Hermetic motors are motors used in hermetic compressors. Hermetic motor use wound stators and squirrel cage rotors, without shaft bearings and have a relatively tight design.

The only thing that is known to attract hermit crabs are a shell with a pearl color inside. Also food but none spesific, all hermit crabs enjoy diffrent foods better than other ones, other hermit crabs may like.

Yes, sand and whisky is good.

They get drunk, have rock fights and bash each other to death.

They don't hurt each other

Blue crabs are prey for humans, fish, birds -even other blue crabs! Soft-shelled crabs that have recently molted are especially vulnerable to predators.

Predatory fish like striped bass, as well as drums, eels, catfish, cownose rays and some sharks, rely on juvenile blue crabs as part of their diet.

I wouldn't. Just feed them regular hermit crab food you find at a pet store.

yes, in fact they love to climb mostly on drift wood. they also like to hide in it too.

Yes however they are over hunted and protected in some areas.

i do not know but i think maybe not.

it depends how big it will get

CTS is usually treated with conservative treatments including rest and splinting of the wrist, especially at night. Using non-steriodal anti-inflammatory medications may relieve some of the swelling in the carpal tunnel.

A tamandua is an anteater, a mammal, so yes it is a vertebrate.

It is nearly impossible to keep a sand crab alive in a domesticated setting as they rely on the actions of the tides and ocean minerals and microscopic organism for food and neither can be replicated in a tank.

Generally it's always a bad idea to bring animals home from the beach. Take him back and release him where you found him.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2221920_feed-sand-crabs.html

Well if a Hermit crab losing a pincher, claw or even an eye they regrow it back the next time they molt. They have the power to grow back any missing limb or eye during the molting process.

Why does a crab she'll help it survive in his habitat

It comes from blue crabs mostly! (FOR HEALTH REASONS). Most of the toxins in the bay are in it! But most people still eat it. If i were you i wouldn't eat it ! Im not sure but either it the brain or liver. The jappanese says its liver.If it is liver that would explain all the toxins it has

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