LHCOS Hermit Crab Stocking Guidelines
LHCOS Hermit Crab Stocking Guidelines Based on Size Use in conjunction with the Hermit Crab Sizing Circle and Leg ChartsRead More →
LHCOS Hermit Crab Stocking Guidelines Based on Size Use in conjunction with the Hermit Crab Sizing Circle and Leg ChartsRead More →
Hermit Crab Sizing Circle Chart- Print on a letter size paper Use in conjunction with the leg measurement chartRead More →
Hermit Crab Feeding Guide- A look at the nutritional needs of land hermit crabs. Photo Credit: Moa LundbergRead More →
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A simple guide for hermit crab owners to get started on the right claw!Read More →
There seems to be some controversy and confusion regarding the need for UV-B lighting with hermit crabs. Due to the esoteric nature of our chosen pets, few studies are available to draw from which explicitly study hermit crabs. There is however a considerable volume of research regarding crustaceans, and more specifically decapod biology available to study.Read More →
The Land Hermit Crab Owners Society recommends that hermit crabs only be removed from their habitat for an occasional visual inspection or photo. This is one of the most contested recommendations in our community. The LHCOS recommendation is based on what research has taught us thus far. We are still learning, research is still being conducted and we are following it closely. Land hermit crabs require humid air to breathe. When the relative humidity drops below 70% the gills begin to dry out. Over time the gills will become irreversibly damaged. How much damage they can sustain before death is not known. Land hermit crabsRead More →
The Choya Log – A Journal for Keeping Hermit Crabs As a hermit crab owner of 15+ years I created the book I needed and I hope you will enjoy it too. Custom made pages for specifically for tracking your hermit crabs and crabitat. Over 200 pages of crabby goodness in full color. No pre filled dates allow you to start your planner any month of any year and still get a full 12 months of use. Use the monthly calendar pages to track details like daily tank temperature and humidity, who is digging or resurfaced. Week day pages allow you to document noteworthy behaviorsRead More →
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