Took out some of the clunkier objects and got some new vine. The crabbies are loving it!!
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Redecorated!
Redecorated!
Took out some of the clunkier objects and got some new vine. The crabbies are loving it!!
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piratetoothgir
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Re: Redecorated!
Beautiful, it looks great!
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7 Caribbeans & 2 Ecuadorians
I am the proud owner of my hermit crabs, aquarium fish, and isopod totes!
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LadyJinglyJones
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Re: Redecorated!
I like it! 
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RIP Vegita :(
Quince the fat tailed gecko; Amazonian minnows; and now Harry & Luis, Bede & Aster, Chandra & Jace, Pax, & Piccolo, my adopted PPs.
RIP Vegita :(
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GotButterflies
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Re: Redecorated!
It's beautiful! The only thing I will say is your substrate really needs to be a minimum of 6" or three times the height of your largest crab. Whichever is deeper wins. The substrate also needs to be mixed with dechlorinated marine saltwater or dechlorinated freshwater to make it sandcastle consistency. Molting and digging space is very important for crabs. I know you probably feel like this won't leave them very much room for them to climb, but the substrate is actually more important.
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