Dry Sponges?

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Re: Dry Sponges?

Post by GotButterflies » Sun May 24, 2020 10:30 pm

That is hilarious! They are so pretty too!! This is why I keep my shell shops on second/third levels. They literally have to push the shell out of a basic to bury it.
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Post by aussieJJDude » Sun May 24, 2020 10:45 pm

Mine absolutely loved the dried sponge, it was gone in a couple of weeks. It was really odd, as when I first started i had a sponge in my waterdish - the olden days - and it lasted for months. But as soon as it was dried, it became fair game...?



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Re: Dry Sponges?

Post by Crabby7Crabber » Mon May 25, 2020 7:04 pm

aussieJJDude wrote: ↑
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 Mine absolutely loved the dried sponge, it was gone in a couple of weeks. It was really odd, as when I first started i had a sponge in my waterdish - the olden days - and it lasted for months. But as soon as it was dried, it became fair game...?



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Haha, yeah! I've caught them a few more times hanging off the sides of this big one I have in my tank, picking away in a frenzy (those pigs)! :lol:
Edit: By saying "this big one" I mean sponge!
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Re: Dry Sponges?

Post by CrabbyChelle628 » Wed May 27, 2020 9:40 pm

CrabbyLover77 wrote:Haha! Image
That reminded me, I'm missing a small coco hut in my tank. I can't remember if I took it out or they buried it lol. Image

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How do they bury a coco hut?


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Re: Dry Sponges?

Post by CrabbyChelle628 » Wed May 27, 2020 9:41 pm

Crabby7Crabber wrote:My hermies are pretty good about not burying things. And update, I caught my biggest PP, Hoodini, nibbling on the sponge! And my tiniest, Jubali, is sleeping behind it ^^ yay!
Pictures!!!!!! We demand pictures!!!!


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Post by wodesorel » Wed May 27, 2020 9:57 pm

My little dude, taken tonight. He likes to play king of the mountain on the sponge.

There was certainly a mountain of poop up there with him. Image
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Post by CrabbyLover77 » Wed May 27, 2020 10:03 pm

wodesorel wrote:My little dude, taken tonight. He likes to play king of the mountain on the sponge.

There was certainly a mountain of poop up there with him. Image
What a great pic! So cute!Image

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Re: Dry Sponges?

Post by CrabbyLover77 » Wed May 27, 2020 10:06 pm

CrabbyChelle628 wrote: How do they bury a coco hut?


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It's a small, single crabby size, hut. I have another like it in my tank now, and it's half buried just from my large crab digging in the corner next to it. I'll have to readjust it before I lose it too. Image

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Post by CrabbyChelle628 » Thu May 28, 2020 12:50 am

So cute!!! Thank for the pics


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Re: Dry Sponges?

Post by Crabby7Crabber » Thu May 28, 2020 8:03 pm

Awh, adorable! And I have to get tapatalk soon!
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