Crabby introductions- picture heavy!
Posted: Tue May 15, 2018 8:04 pm
The title say it all 
since I've been here for while now, I thought it might be nice to introduce my two crabs and share some pictures! I got both crabs, Kai and Tai together. When I first got them, they looked so alike- same coloration, almost the same size, similar preferences in food, shells and hang out spots. I got them in August 2018, and they've grown so much since then! The pictures below for each are in chronological order, from when I got them to present day!
The tank, which will be changing soon. Yay for new decor!!!
When I first got the crabs in August
Kai is slightly smaller than Tai, and is very shy but curious. She likes to sleep in the strangest places (for ex. while balancing at the very top of the hanging jute cord net I have in the back of the tank, or hanging off a ledge in the tank). She's a quiet explorer, and loves spending time in the moss pit.
Hangin' on
Eating a grape!
Chillin' in the moss pit
Tai is larger, bolder, and noisier. She switches shells like it's her profession- especially into shells that are really big on her. She's always switching back and forth between shells. I usually find her sleeping half buried close to the UTH, or in a hut. She is the one who makes me up at 3 AM and demolishes the tank
I may get a third crab in the future, but for now this is my gang!
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since I've been here for while now, I thought it might be nice to introduce my two crabs and share some pictures! I got both crabs, Kai and Tai together. When I first got them, they looked so alike- same coloration, almost the same size, similar preferences in food, shells and hang out spots. I got them in August 2018, and they've grown so much since then! The pictures below for each are in chronological order, from when I got them to present day! 
The tank, which will be changing soon. Yay for new decor!!!
When I first got the crabs in August
Kai is slightly smaller than Tai, and is very shy but curious. She likes to sleep in the strangest places (for ex. while balancing at the very top of the hanging jute cord net I have in the back of the tank, or hanging off a ledge in the tank). She's a quiet explorer, and loves spending time in the moss pit.
Hangin' on
Eating a grape!
Chillin' in the moss pit
Tai is larger, bolder, and noisier. She switches shells like it's her profession- especially into shells that are really big on her. She's always switching back and forth between shells. I usually find her sleeping half buried close to the UTH, or in a hut. She is the one who makes me up at 3 AM and demolishes the tank
I may get a third crab in the future, but for now this is my gang!
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I love them!!! I wish I could get great pictures like that of my hermies!!! Each one of the close ups made me smile!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
