K Kak&Cam Registered Member Sep 11, 2004 0 0 0 Sep 11, 2004 #1 I have land hermit crabs "tree crabs" they live in sand right now,but was wandering if they can live in a tank of water?
I have land hermit crabs "tree crabs" they live in sand right now,but was wandering if they can live in a tank of water?
tel0004 Lost in Translation Sep 7, 2004 343 0 0 41 Cincinnati, Ohio Sep 11, 2004 #2 No, they need to be able to get up to the surface. I think the only setup that would be healty for them would be half land, and half very shallow water. I think it would be best to stick to other crabs that dont need to come to land.
No, they need to be able to get up to the surface. I think the only setup that would be healty for them would be half land, and half very shallow water. I think it would be best to stick to other crabs that dont need to come to land.
Dapple2 AC Members Jul 3, 2003 248 0 0 Oregon pictures.care2.com Sep 11, 2004 #3 They are mainly *land* crabs. I've found a sandy bottom works nicely, with coconut fiber if it's too dry. Here's a good link for ya: http://www.hermit-crabs.com/
They are mainly *land* crabs. I've found a sandy bottom works nicely, with coconut fiber if it's too dry. Here's a good link for ya: http://www.hermit-crabs.com/
hcgirl80 i is a gud righter lyke leela. Jun 3, 2004 372 0 0 30 USA www.freewebs.com Sep 11, 2004 #4 I think there is a such thing as a water hermit crab, but I think it is saltwater. It eats algae. ~Paige
I think there is a such thing as a water hermit crab, but I think it is saltwater. It eats algae. ~Paige