Are wire cages a good or bad idea for a crabitat?
Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2006 7:50 pm
I seriously want to get more crabs, I love the 3 I have to death, but their current crabitat will not hold anymore then 3 comfortably. I am very short on money, I have some important things I need to be setting tons of money aside now (though im going to apply for another job tomorrow that seems to pay well, so ill probably be able to spend a little more should I get this job), so I really can't afford a giant aquarium (we have a pretty big one right now, but its set-up/wired up for fish (and I really want fish again).
Since I've been little, the Petland I've frequented alot has kept their crabs in a giant wire crabitat (custom built) that I thought would be big enough and perfect for more crabs (since they love climbing up the little thing I have on the back wall of their crabitat now) Then I found a really big wire crabitat for a very reasonable price... But what concerns me is how open it is, how would I retain the proper humidity?
I'm fortunate enough to not have to worry about the crabs getting too cold or too hot, but of couse the air inside is dry, which I'm worried in a wire crabitat would zap all the moisture out.
Is this a good or bad idea?
Since I've been little, the Petland I've frequented alot has kept their crabs in a giant wire crabitat (custom built) that I thought would be big enough and perfect for more crabs (since they love climbing up the little thing I have on the back wall of their crabitat now) Then I found a really big wire crabitat for a very reasonable price... But what concerns me is how open it is, how would I retain the proper humidity?
I'm fortunate enough to not have to worry about the crabs getting too cold or too hot, but of couse the air inside is dry, which I'm worried in a wire crabitat would zap all the moisture out.
Is this a good or bad idea?