Sometimes even the crabbiest of us like to branch out a little! While hermit crabs will always be at the heart of what I do, I’ve added a variety of fun new products to the shop—things I personally love and think you will too. From cute stationery and gifts to everyday treasures, it’s all part of keeping things fresh, creative, and just a little bit unexpected—because even hermit crabs like a good shell upgrade now and then!
Hermit crabs are fascinating, quirky pets with unique dietary habits. Introducing new food to their diet can sometimes feel like trial and error. While some hermit crabs may eagerly try a new treat, others might turn up their claws. This behavior is likely tied to their instinctual drive to eat what their bodies need at a given time. But how can you effectively introduce new foods and know whether they’ve been eaten? Follow these tips to make the process smooth and successful. 1. Offer New Food Separately To avoid confusion and ensure your hermit crab gets a clear taste of the new food, serve it
