HCA: Hermit Crab Association

I have a ten gallon main crabitat, a 3 gallon isolation tank, and a 13.5 gallon evo saltwater reef tank.


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http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161229/0b36669cf9357e62e6ba889b03801c5c.jpg This is the new tat I got for Christmas, all set up! I only have one crab currently but in the next few weeks I will get two or three more! My current crab has molted successfully as well! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

i have two air plants in my tank to help raise oxygen and a third growing in my bathroom to grow clippings off of. i just recently got some sphagnum moss because it will retain water along with being good for growing plants. (havent tried it yet so i will have to let you know how it does) im also l...

Rawrgeous wrote:There are members here that have used pothos in their tank successfully. I'm not sure on the english ivy. Pothos is only on the unsafe list because they will not eat it.

ok! Thanks so much!


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So I've heard mixed messages on both Pothos and English ivy... I was wondering if anyone has had success with them and if they are safe for crabs? Thanks!


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Wow!!! That's amazing!!!!!!


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I'll check em out


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Thanks!


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I love that air plant! Do you know the species by any chance?


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Your crabs have wonderful colors!! [emoji16]


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How do I know it is moist enough? Gary came back up about two hours later. Did that mean it wasn't moist enough? The top of the sub is dry already this morning. I don't have a humidity thermometer yet or anything to keep the moisture up other than my spraying the sand with a spray bottle Sent from ...

If he's completely under I would say that it's safe to move the hut


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TyCoz wrote:Also, sometimes I put a sipping wet sponge on the mesh above the cage and it will drop onto the substrate over time


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sorry I meant sopping wet


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Also, sometimes I put a sipping wet sponge on the mesh above the cage and it will drop onto the substrate over time


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You can spray it with a mister or splatter it with a spoon if you need more water.


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