Hi guys!
Is it best to have a "pool" of water (like, a small plastic container with a ramp in it to let them climb out) to allow them to submerge themselves fully if they want to, or is it better to just have a regular water dish?
Also, if I have a little pool, does it need to have a bubbler in it?
Water: pool vs dish?
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Water: pool vs dish?
"Where there's life, there's hope." —J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit
Re: Water: pool vs dish?
It's best to have pools deep enough for your largest crab to at least be able to easily swap out shell water - being able to fully submerge, even better.
Bubblers are not required but can help boost humidity if needed.
Bubblers are not required but can help boost humidity if needed.
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Re: Water: pool vs dish?
Ah, okay! Thanks.
Also, if I have pools in there for them, I don't also need to have water dishes, do I?
Also, if I have pools in there for them, I don't also need to have water dishes, do I?
"Where there's life, there's hope." —J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit
Re: Water: pool vs dish?
Nope. They'll use both of the pools to bathe and drink. Just be sure to provide easy ways in and out for crabs of all sizes.