HCA: Hermit Crab Association

Enchiladas!

Beautiful!

Adding movement to the crabs' water dishes is great, even though you do have to refill the container often, but it keeps nasty bacteria that forms in stagnant water away. I would try to attach the tubing to an airstone, or weigh it down with something because then the tubing will just float to the t...

Grapes
Cantaloupe

hnnnnngh
Beautiful crab.

I'm usually to lazy to whip up anything neat-looking, so today was a staple, something my crabs like and usually always eat,

•Cilantro
•Grapes

What about it going stale in the hermit crab shell?

POPCORN~
Popped with Extra Virgin Olive Oil & Soybean Oil.

Egg Shell, Honeysuckle, Cotton Tree Flowers, Spriluna, Blue Malva, Sardines, Calendula, Shrimp, and Popcorn popped with Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Pure Soybean Oil.

Blue Malva and Spriluna anyone?

Cilantro, Blueberry, and Raspberry

The bolded ones are foods I haven't tried before.

SebbyCrab wrote:ETA: Poly babies are normally very small. Similar to half grains of brown rice.

Thanks! I guess they are molting.
I saw the babies, then, too.

I just saw a kinda-long white thing on the soil, it was near a Roly Poly in the tat. Is it a baby?
Also, the seem to curl in a half-ball and wiggle back and forth?
Is that regular behavior?

Jedediah wrote:Mine are Porcellio scaber and they don't dig, so they don't hurt molting crabs. As far as I know, Armadillidium vulgare doesn't dig either.

That is strange, when I introduced them into the habitat, they immediately buried themselves in the EE. It was in the main tank, what now?

I just collected some of these outside and set them a little habitat to gradually dilute all the junk from the outside ones into cleaner edible pillbugs, just encase a crab decides to eat one. I'ma introduce them in a week or so. I think I have Armadillidium vulgare in the enclosure. Soo, what's you...