Staying in the moss pit
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Staying in the moss pit
Is there anything to worry about if he's been in the moss pit for a couple of days? Not coming out to eat.
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
They do that!
There is also a very good chance that he is coming down in the middle of the night when no one is around to eat and then going back to the same exact spot so it looks like he never left. I am usually up nights and sleep days and have seen mine do this often.
There is also a very good chance that he is coming down in the middle of the night when no one is around to eat and then going back to the same exact spot so it looks like he never left. I am usually up nights and sleep days and have seen mine do this often.
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
Like everyone says...silly crabs.wodesorel wrote:They do that!
There is also a very good chance that he is coming down in the middle of the night when no one is around to eat and then going back to the same exact spot so it looks like he never left. I am usually up nights and sleep days and have seen mine do this often.
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Raising daughter's hermit crabs, Shelder, Paras and Derek. Added 2 more of my own (of course) Pete and Stryper. Former mommy to 2 guinea pigs and beloved cat, Nissi
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
Oh believe me, he is eating...the moss pit is food for themHermiesguardian wrote:Is there anything to worry about if he's been in the moss pit for a couple of days? Not coming out to eat.
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
Good to know. Thanks GB. To think, I'm putting out all this yummy food and they want moss.GotButterflies wrote:Oh believe me, he is eating...the moss pit is food for themHermiesguardian wrote:Is there anything to worry about if he's been in the moss pit for a couple of days? Not coming out to eat.
raising son's dog, Dante. Husky/hound.
Raising daughter's hermit crabs, Shelder, Paras and Derek. Added 2 more of my own (of course) Pete and Stryper. Former mommy to 2 guinea pigs and beloved cat, Nissi
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
Eating moss isn't too bad...
It isn't REALLY insulting until you literally cook them diner and then watch them eat sand three inches away from the feast you've prepared.
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It isn't REALLY insulting until you literally cook them diner and then watch them eat sand three inches away from the feast you've prepared.
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
LadyJinglyJones wrote:Eating moss isn't too bad...
It isn't REALLY insulting until you literally cook them diner and then watch them eat sand three inches away from the feast you've prepared.![]()
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raising son's dog, Dante. Husky/hound.
Raising daughter's hermit crabs, Shelder, Paras and Derek. Added 2 more of my own (of course) Pete and Stryper. Former mommy to 2 guinea pigs and beloved cat, Nissi
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
I have a hermit that lives in the moss pit and only comes out at night. She's very shy, but I do catch her out at night occasionally.
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
I'm jealous of you, actually!
I built two moss pits yesterday and I think I had 1 E discover it... Sigh.. Hopefully they'll find it soon!
I built two moss pits yesterday and I think I had 1 E discover it... Sigh.. Hopefully they'll find it soon!
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
They're really a practice in patience. Which I'm not good at. I'm still waiting for them to discover the hamster wheel. And I did actually catch Stryper climbing in (or out) of the moss pit.JeffCrab wrote:I'm jealous of you, actually!
I built two moss pits yesterday and I think I had 1 E discover it... Sigh.. Hopefully they'll find it soon!
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raising son's dog, Dante. Husky/hound.
Raising daughter's hermit crabs, Shelder, Paras and Derek. Added 2 more of my own (of course) Pete and Stryper. Former mommy to 2 guinea pigs and beloved cat, Nissi
Raising daughter's hermit crabs, Shelder, Paras and Derek. Added 2 more of my own (of course) Pete and Stryper. Former mommy to 2 guinea pigs and beloved cat, Nissi
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Re: Staying in the moss pit
I recently got two large pieces of Cholla wood and after about two weeks, one of my crabs is finally perched on one! They do seem to be slow at discovering various elements in their environment! ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/003.gif)
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