Cinnamon - a small who I've had for just over a year. She is quite the cow, but is becoming more friendly to me and the other crabs
She's grooming her antennas in this on
Termite - the infamous tank boss (and clown, but don't tell him that). I've had him for over a year.
Somehow this photo makes him look smaller than he is.
Just after Spider snubbed him
Underground
Not long after I first got him
Spider - got him with Termite. He's a bit crazy and I had to isolate him over Christmas for being a bully. These photos aren't very clear - I was still working out the settings on my camera. He looked a little nervous when I first took him out - he sat there like this just staring at me for a while. I think he remembered that the last time I took him out of the main tank, he got stuck in container all on his lonesome...he looked worried lol.
Eating peanut butter
Looking at the crabitat
Hiding
Mocha - a small female I got in October who's molted with me once.
Exploring the almost unclimbable fake plant
Made her way to the neighbouring fake fern
She was on the same fern earlier and I was just about to snap a nice photo when she fell - that's the brown blur
Working out how to climb the grass
This is Ghost. I've had him for over 2 years now. He's molted quite a few times, but never seems to grow much. He's really chilled out and will only get cross if someone picks on him - but 5 minutes later he's forgotten all about it and will be friends again. Check out his eyes - you can see the pupils.
This is Hercie. I got him October because I felt sorry for him having such a tiny shell. I thought he'd change for me...but no. His gills are fully exposed, his 4th pair of legs are sticking out and his posterior carapace is sticking out most of the time too. He has one particular part of the tank where he likes to hang out - under a pile of driftwood and he sits where the light from the UV light shines through.
Cat and Coffee, my new teenies, are buried right now. Alice and Mad Hatter are so darn hard to tell apart that I haven't sorted their photos properly yet...so I'll have more photos to post soon. I'm hoping for clearer ones of Termite and Spider tonight. We wait till dark, then turn off the houselights while their UV light is on, so we can see them, but they can see us and that's when I get the best photos.
Such beautiful crabs! Thank you for posting tnt. 
Still trying to work out how to get nice shots of the entire tank though.
he probably can barely breathe, I hope he changes for you soon!
Those Zoomed double gauges are pretty large. Love the pearled turbo he is in, very stylish.