Hermit Crabs

It helps them climb onto things

a hermit is a person who likes to live alone, secluded from the hustle and bustle of the larger society. the decision to live alone may arise from depression or just hating the entire world because of what the hermit may have felt that the society had done to him or her. in the same way, there are hermit crabs which live away from the larger society.

Most people are saying shell, but they're wrong! The correct answer is internal/external skeleton depending on if it is molted or not.

you can try and post it in the newspaper or try and sell it.

No, it is not dead. Hermit crabs can grow back their "arms" over time, though claws missing can be harder to live without. Just make sure you give lots of new shells so they can molt (which is when the arm is grown back). Don't worry-this happened to my herm!

merry go rounds go about 5km a minute and its really fast

Yes, it will grow back.The body you see is actually a shell that the hermit crab sheds to grow.

you can get all your hermit crab info on HERMIT-CRABS.com

Well, yes you can usually.

First of all, take out the hermit crabs if there is any in the tank.

Second of all, you have to consider how long the lizard is staying in the tank for.

If the lizard is kept there permanently, then you would have to decorate the tank appropriately to what climate the lizard is used to. You should also see a vet, pet shop owner or someone that works with those lizards to get advise from them.

If the lizard is kept there for 1 to 3 days in the tank, it should survive if you give it fresh water everyday and food according to what lizard it is. It should still survive for 3 days even if you don't give it food but...yeah.

BUT DON'T KEEP IT IN THE TANK IF YOU HAVE THE CRABS IN IT.

(It could get chopped to pieces).

yes you should because if you don't the other one will eat the molter

it flips back over...... lol

hello

giveing a grown mouse water is easy all you have to do is either put water is a small bowl which i wouldn't do because there is osmething better to feed your mice water with and that is a dripper but they can onlt though cling onto the cage or hang from the cage

so it's really up two you which method you use

hope it helps hello

giveing a grown mouse water is easy all you have to do is either put water is a small bowl which i wouldn't do because there is osmething better to feed your mice water with and that is a dripper but they can onlt though cling onto the cage or hang from the cage

so it's really up two you which method you use

hope it helps

yes

if they are black and tiny they are probably mites they are usually on the crab too

From 19 to 25

I think you answered that in your question. Well done.

First of all, is this some kind of new language? It's bad enough to have to learn all the construction lingo, could we have the answers in plain English? If your question is: how many parts of cement and gravel you mix to 4 parts of sand, the answer is easy . . . 2 parts cement, 6 parts aggregate, 4 parts sand.

Camoflage, of course!

Unfortunately crab sticks contains carbohydrates. So the answer would be no.

Value will depend on if the doubled image occured before or after the coin left the mint. It may have been smashed together with another penny in a vice or with a hammer -- this would be considered a damaged coin with no added value. This is most likely what happened. It may have been struck once normally, then somehow miraculously got back into the press at the same time as another coin that had already been struck, then these two coins were struck together -- an almost infinitely impossible situation. If this is what you have, then I would guess its value at thousands of dollars, if you can find an interested buyer. I suggest you send large, magnified pictures of both sides of the coin to mike@mikebyers.com -- he should be able to tell what you have for sure.

Small fish, plankton, and other hermit crabs

you cut them open [they die] and stuff it inside of them and feed it to a annoying brother

In most cases yes, unless they lost their claw due to stress or sickness

some crabs, like hermit crabs

in seragoon north got one shop sell very small cute and cheap hermit crabs

its just stressed. im sure if you look it up, you will be able to verify why. mine lost his big nipper...but since ivebought him some friends hes been alright.

get him buddies and feed him also try gently to see if you change his shell.