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If you would like your crabitat entered in the monthly contest reply to this thread with the following details:
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.2. Upload your photos to the thread. There is a 8MB file size limit for uploading. You may have to resize your photos OR you can upload them to another photo sharing service and then use the sharing links provided by that service to post your photos on the forum. If you don’t want to sign up for a free flickr account you can email the photo to: meet39lave@photos.flickr.com with your Name and Title in the Subject and Description in the Body of the email. Then visit our Flickr account and find your photo and click the ‘Share’ button and ‘html embed’ to generate the sharing links associated with it to post it on the forum.
That’s all you need to do!
Submissions must be in by midnight CST on the last day of each month.
Voting will last 7 days and you must be a member of crabstreetjournal.org to vote.
Photos submitted may be featured in our magazine as well. By entering this contest you are granting CSJ permission to use your photos on the site and in the magazine.
Winners will be awarded a prize that will be mailed to their home. If you are a under the age of 18 make sure your parents are willing to grant CSJ admin permission to mail your prize to you. You are eligible to win prizes once every 90 days per contest.
Jeanne Singhass
alliegatorbug@frontiernet.net
24 x12 x16 20 gallon
play sand and EE 5 /1
self made climbing vine with leaves and natural cord , hut/shellshop covered in sea shells , soapdish covered in sea shells for a shell shop , stra mini basket for shells large salt and fresh water pool with bubblers . wood logs for hiding and a shell or 2 for food
4 tiny baby crab live in here . 2 pps and 2 Indos
There is a UTH that covers the back and the tank is wrapped in a car sunshade. The lid is sealed and there is a light for daytime.Lisa Gray
575 Gallons
76x23x76
Eco Earth and Play sand
My Husband and I made this large crabitat last summer. It took a long time to complete and was basically built with minimal plans. More like an “as you go” type of build. Because of it’s size I have to pump in humidity to keep levels where they need to be. There are 2 shell shops, one built into the wall of the crabitat for large shells, then the medium and small shells are on the ledge above the substrate. There are two 2.5 gallon aquariums for the pools with a vine for getting in and out of them. The pool area is sectioned off from the substrate area by a piece of plexi glass glued in to avoid floods if they should leak. There is a moss pit and 5 hiding caves also built into the wall of the crabitat. There is a climbing rope made out of drift wood that spans from one side to the moss pit in the middle of the wall. This massive crabitat houses approximately 35 crabs. I have 2 Jumbo’s and the rest range in size all the way down to very small. Mostly PP’s, but I do have 4 E’s now (I call them the Ninja Turtles.) they are small little guys.Good luck ladies!!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SCJ5VNLLisa Gray congrats!
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http://crabstreetjournal.org/prizes
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