Hope your hands feel better soon!!! Looking forward to pictures!CrabMater wrote:Thanks! Looked nicer than my apt. So of course you know ive torn the whole thing down since those picsHermias_mom wrote:That tank looks gorgeous!!! What a lot of room, with fun things to climb and do! If I were a crab, I'd love it!
RH fluxing too much. Sterilized the beach sand in their 10g while they were exploring. I had set up an Iso ( im up to 3 tanks, so im an official Crabber now) sterilized sand now in 40b HOPEFULLY w help keep RH in mid 80s where i like it. Little more texture too. Ill upload some pics once my hands get some feeling in them.
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I've had setups like that - I put it together, and two days later I"m just not happy, and changing it again...
I should think adding sand to the Eco-earth would help. Also, each time I changed out the substrate in my ten gallon (5:1 playsand/eco-earth), it took 3-5 days for the temperature of the substrate to level off and the humidity fluctuations to stop. Until the substrate and crabitat air was all at a level, stabilized temperature, there were humidity fluctuations. With a larger tank and more eco-earth, it might take longer to get everything up to temperature and stable. Just something to keep in mind I guess.
(3 tanks makes you an official crabber - hehehe!
Goodness, maybe it does... My three crabs are in a ten gallon while the 29 gallon has been hogging the second bathroom shower for the past 2-3 weeks while waiting for my 3rd crab to complete her molt, and the 20 gallon long has been creating an eyesore of half-removed silicone in the garage. Do all of my three tanks actually need to be holding crabs? )Best of luck! I'll be waiting to hear how it goes.
