Jonah2940 AC Members Apr 14, 2006 144 0 0 UK Oct 2, 2006 #1 Hello all I'm having my hermit crabs, sally lightfoot and an arrow crab delivered on Wednesday. I don't have a Q tank so should I freshwater dip these the same as fish? Thanks Matthew
Hello all I'm having my hermit crabs, sally lightfoot and an arrow crab delivered on Wednesday. I don't have a Q tank so should I freshwater dip these the same as fish? Thanks Matthew
Sonicblast12 AC Members Aug 9, 2006 239 0 0 Oct 2, 2006 #2 No, I believe that would kill them very quickly. Just drip acclimate them for an hour or two, more is better.
No, I believe that would kill them very quickly. Just drip acclimate them for an hour or two, more is better.
dorkfish AC Members Jul 25, 2005 3,032 1 0 Windsor,Ontario,Canada Oct 2, 2006 #3 It's not a common occurrence for invertebrates to bring parasites into your aquarium; you really don't need to worry about them making your fish sick.
It's not a common occurrence for invertebrates to bring parasites into your aquarium; you really don't need to worry about them making your fish sick.
Max It's me Jan 26, 2004 2,567 1 0 Mars Visit site Oct 2, 2006 #4 You'll want to introduce them slowly to your tank water conditions. Inverts do adjust nearly as well to osmotic shock as bony fish. It probably wouldn't be 100% needed but, it would at least give you some practice for harder critters etc. imho
You'll want to introduce them slowly to your tank water conditions. Inverts do adjust nearly as well to osmotic shock as bony fish. It probably wouldn't be 100% needed but, it would at least give you some practice for harder critters etc. imho