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by Hermias_mom » Tue May 16, 2017 8:12 am
Until he's moving around normally again and has finished whatever he was doing (digging, most likely molting). You can put bottle caps of water and food in the ISO if there's space but he won't need it until after his molt.
Edit: If you're using a soda bottle for an ISO (and not an in-tank kritter keeper), just remove it once he's up and walking around normally. No need for food and water inside the soda bottle - I wouldn't move the soda bottle ISO at ALL, especially to put anything inside it. Personally I like to check to be sure the crab's color is right first. If he's really pale, orange, or translucent, he may need a bit more time, but they usually don't come up on their own from a molt until they're fully done with the molt, so you probably won't see pale, orange, or translucent. Thought I'd mention it though. Also, you have Austrailian LHCs, I'm familiar with PP coloration. I think the orange/pale/translucent color indication is the same for both species, but you might check.
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