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Hi Everyone,
All you need to do to enter is to add some details about your crabitat, your contact details and then upload some photos of your crabitat. Then at the end of the month we will have a poll to find the winner.
You must be registered on this site to enter and/or to vote.
If you are having problems registering email Vanessa vanessa.pike.russell@gmail.com or Stacy crabstreetjournal@gmail.com for assistance.—- Template for your entry below – copy and paste, then edit —-
Name: ( eg. Vanessa P.. or Vanessa Pike-Russell )
Email: ( eg. mail@yahoo.com )
Year of Birth: ( eg. 1971 )
Location: ( eg. Michigan, USA )
Dimensions of Crabitat: ( eg. 50cm by 20cm (base) by 20cm (height)
Volume of Crabitat: ( eg. 40 Gallon / 200 Litres )
Description of Substrate: ( eg. Tropical PlaySand, Silver Sand)
Description of Tank Items ( eg. Netting, ReptiRock Dish, Rock Cave )
Comments: Add some comments about your crabitat and any changes you may have made recently.Pam Liberatore
littletechcrab@gmail.com
1963
Glenshaw PAHere are a few pictures of my new crab tank. It is a 20 gallon high tank, 24x12x16. I am using coconut fiber and play sand. I found the sakrete play sand the cleanness play sand. I have a large piece of choa wood, cork bark and hemp nets for them to climb. I also have a shell shop in the back of the tank. I a moss pit I made from a tooth brush and cup holder I found at the local dollar store, also in the back corner on the right I cave a terra cotta pot for hiding. On the left under the moss pit I have a plastic drawer container for them to climb on. I have one regular water dish and one instant ocean water dish with plastic craft attached for them to climb in and out. I also have a uth attached to the back to the right side of the tank, it is an ULtratherm brand. I have it secured and insulated with aluminium tape, foil and styrofoam. I have a Zoo Med hermit crab dish for feeding. So this is my tank it has been up a little over a month. I hope to grow to a larger one some day. By the way that is tank at the food dish, everyone else was hiding. I have a total of 4 crabs, Tank, Crabby, Tweety and Dumbledore.
Vanessa I also put some on the flickr group but cannot figure out how to link to my original comment
Here are the pics of my crabitat. It is a standard 55 gallon tank, with a l0 gallon “topper”. I use play sand and eco earth as sub, about a 5 to 1 ratio. My crabs are all climbers so the tank has lots of second level sleeping places (made from plastic shower soap dishes) I cover those lightly with plastic vine so they feel hidden up there. I have chola wood climbing logs and a fairly large piece of driftwood that they love to climb on and hide under and behind. The topper is pretty much a shell shop with a large shower caddy thing full of moss. I have two moss pits in the lower part as well. The water dishes are each about 2″ deep and need to be deeper, but I am running out of room. All my crabs can submerge enough to get their shells full and take their baths. My year of birth is 1946, email is dragonfly1233@yahoo.com and I live in North Carolina.
Vanessa, I see that my pics won’t load so I am in a quandry. I have opened a flickr account, but have no idea how to get the pics from there to here. So, I guess, just delete the post and maybe I’ll figure it out next month, or come back when I do.
Anne are you using the CHOOSE FILE button at the bottom?
For each photo after the first one you have to click Add Another File
Maybe we can make a video to assist?Hi Pam and Ann,
If you go to the image you want to share there is a little arrow to the left of the down arrow that you can see below the image. Click that and then HTML embed.
<a data-flickr-embed="true" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/crabstreet/19656086390/in/datetaken/" title="Amber Miner's Crabitat of the Month Entry"><img src="https://farm1.staticflickr.com/448/19656086390_2d35670a81_b.jpg" width="960" height="720" alt="Amber Miner's Crabitat of the Month Entry"></a><script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Delete the
<script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>`
line and then copy and paste the entry form from the top of this thread and fill out the entry formeg.
Name: ( eg. Vanessa P.. or Vanessa Pike-Russell )
Email: ( eg. mail@yahoo.com )
Year of Birth: ( eg. 1971 )
Location: ( eg. Michigan, USA )
Dimensions of Crabitat: ( eg. 50cm by 20cm (base) by 20cm (height)
Volume of Crabitat: ( eg. 40 Gallon / 200 Litres )
Description of Substrate: ( eg. Tropical PlaySand, Silver Sand)
Description of Tank Items ( eg. Netting, ReptiRock Dish, Rock Cave )
Comments: Add some comments about your crabitat and any changes you may have made recently.Then you are entered for Crabitat of the month!
P.S. I am going to do a Screen Recorder video in the morning which should clear it all up for you 🙂
Here’s a video I made on how to upload photos to Flickr and add them to the Crabitat of the Month group.
Next, a video showing you how to use the Flickr>Share Photo>Html embed feature to get the html code to paste into a forum thread.
Narration audio wasn’t turned on but you get the idea.
Name: Pam Liberatore
Email: littletechcrab@gmail.com
Year of Birth: 1963
Location: Glenshaw, PA
Dimensions of Crabitat: ( eg. 50cm by 20cm (base) by 20cm (height)
Volume of Crabitat: 20 gallon high
Description of Substrate: play sand and coconut fiber
trying to get this picture to upload from flickr
My pleasure. I’ll do one with audio next. That might help other people more with voice instructions.
Pam you win!! 🙂 Congrats!
Your prizes will be:
1 Bamboo log, you pick which one (The far right is one tunnel that split in half so it’s now two half logs)
2 Shells, you tell me what size you want
1 Pack of food samples from Hermies Kitchen
Choice of: Cork round (might be too large for your crabitat), Choya log, Grapevine chunks
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