Isabella S.
If it weren’t for this sight, I would have thought my crab died. Instead, you taught me he was molting! Submitted October 12, 2016Read More →
If it weren’t for this sight, I would have thought my crab died. Instead, you taught me he was molting! Submitted October 12, 2016Read More →
I’m so glad I found Crab Street Journal! Online searches have always provided a motley assortment of information and misinformation alike, but the guides on CSJ are clear and easy to understand, especially for a crabbing beginner like me. Their Newbie Guide and Emergency Help especially were a godsend, and I’ve been having loads of fun trying out the user-submitted recipes in the Recipe Book. I LOVE this website! Thank you CSJ for promoting proper pet care! Submitted October 17, 2016Read More →
When I was in elementary school we always had school fairs. The fair I will always remember was the fair that had the “crab walk”. Like a cake walk the music starts and you walk in a circle until it stops. The draw a number and if the number they draw is the number you are standing on you win a cake or in this instance a small hermit crab. I went home that night, my parents money all spent in one place, with at least 6 little friends. I didn’t have them long though and as a kid I thought that they just didn’tRead More →
Long ago, I got a hermit crab, book, and wire cage with a sponge…naturally the poor thing died, because all the information i got was wrong. Thanks to Crab Street Journal I now have two ten gallon tanks with fresh and salt water and lots of substrate, and am building a 75 gallon crabitat. Submitted October 17, 2016Read More →
My sister and I have had hermit crabs for over 5 years. When we first started, they were in critter keepers with improper food, water, and substrate. Slowly, with the help of csj and other sites, we learned that our set up was wrong and made improvements. Although it took a long time, we did what we could for our crabs. Joining the LHCOS Facebook group helped me learn a lot more. We were able to improve our tank even more. While it still isn’t perfect, we are continuing to improve it. Although I am not able to be near my crabs at college (😢),Read More →
This site offers great hermit crab care, stories and information. Submitted October 16, 2016Read More →
When I first started as a hermit crab parent, I had no idea there was a passionate hermit crab community. The Crab Street Journal and the community it supports helped me become a better crab parent. There are always fun things going on and great pictures to look at! So much great information and inspiration for the crabitat. Hermit crabs are so fun to have, but the support and passion of the community makes it so much better. Thanks Crab Street Journal for all you do! Submitted October 16, 2016Read More →
The Crabstreet Journal is one of the best Hermit Crab sites you can find! I have learned so much from this site and would highly recommend it to any crabber. When I first started adopting crabbies, this site provided me with so much information. Also, when I was just starting my Hermit hobby, I got two from the beach. Then as soon as I got home I did more research to figure out how to care for these little guys. This was the first site I came to and I was surprised with all the information I found. Now, I have a properly set upRead More →
When I got back into “crabbing”, I was horrified to find that everything I had been doing was wrong. Now, with that being said, I was only a child of 6 or 7 at the time, but, my parents didn’t know any better either. The horrible wire cage with gravel, the pellets, no info on proper water or food. I can remember giving them lettuce with tomato, some fruit, tap water in a metal cap…..By the time I decided to keep them as pets again, I looked up all of the info I could find, and it was then that realized why they didn’t liveRead More →
I think crab street journal is an amazing website and teaches lots of new crab owners how to care for their pets. Without them a lot of people including myself would not be caring for their crabs like they should. Submitted October 13, 2016Read More →
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