It's cool ... to see that this indo's lost BP will soon be replaced
Indo's Gel BP
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Indo's Gel BP
Hermit crab lover since 1981
Founder of "Blueberry land hermit crab" - common name for Coenobita purpureus, and "Zebra Sunset land hermit crab" for a new subspecies of Coenobita violascens
Founder of "Blueberry land hermit crab" - common name for Coenobita purpureus, and "Zebra Sunset land hermit crab" for a new subspecies of Coenobita violascens
Thank You Mokulele!!!
Ur pics are always soooo Awesome.
This should be a Keeper for the archives.
Do you have any Violas? If so, would ya mind posting some pics of them in the Pics forum? (Updated pics of course)
Ur pics are always soooo Awesome.
This should be a Keeper for the archives.
Do you have any Violas? If so, would ya mind posting some pics of them in the Pics forum? (Updated pics of course)
Welcome to the HCA! Advice for the Stressed, Owners and Crabs alike.
Been Crabby Since 8/16/05 Land, Marine Hermit Crabs Since Summer '04
Currently Have 4 PPs. I have Countless Successful Molts!
MY "Lil Dudes"
Been Crabby Since 8/16/05 Land, Marine Hermit Crabs Since Summer '04
Currently Have 4 PPs. I have Countless Successful Molts!
MY "Lil Dudes"
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Topic author - Posts: 142
- Joined: Sat Mar 05, 2005 3:31 pm
- Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
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Wew ... finally:
Then the molted hermit crabs hid far inside the shell.
I have spotted several viola moltings, but the exos were all disintegrated.Do you have any Violas? If so, would ya mind posting some pics of them in the Pics forum? (Updated pics of course)
Then the molted hermit crabs hid far inside the shell.
Hermit crab lover since 1981
Founder of "Blueberry land hermit crab" - common name for Coenobita purpureus, and "Zebra Sunset land hermit crab" for a new subspecies of Coenobita violascens
Founder of "Blueberry land hermit crab" - common name for Coenobita purpureus, and "Zebra Sunset land hermit crab" for a new subspecies of Coenobita violascens