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He isn’t moving at all. His antennas are literally just down on the ground. His body is so limp. Even when you move him nothing happens it’s just a limp body in a shell. It’s to the point if you were to pick him up he’ll just fall out. Usually when I come close to him he goes in his shell but that didn’t happen. I have another crab also but he’s under I’m not sure if something’s wrong with him either. He’s been under for about to be 2 weeks. He changed shells went under and came back up and went back under and been under ever since.MotleyMusicana wrote:Sometimes they stretch partway out to reach something like food or when inspecting another shell. As long as they aren't leaving their shell, and the shell itself seems to be structurally intact, then he's probably fine. If he does end up leaving his shell, you'll need to reshell him as soon as possible. If you don't already, try to ensure that there are other shells in the tank that are the same size as his shell, as well as a little bigger than his shell. That way he has options to change into if his shell is bothering him.
here's the guide on what to do if your crab is out of his shell:
https://hermitcrabassociation.com/phpBB ... 7&t=122302