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Seachem Prime removes harmful chlorine, chloramines from tap water and detoxifies nitrates and ammonia in filtered pools.

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Seachem Prime removes harmful chlorine, chloramines from tap water and detoxifies nitrates and ammonia in filtered pools.

🦖 Realistic dinosaur figures roaring into Crab Street Market 🦕

Step back in time and bring home your very own prehistoric pal! We’re thrilled to introduce lifelike dinosaur figures now available at Crab Street Market. 🦖✨ Each figure features stunning detail, vibrant colors, and realistic textures perfect for dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages. Whether you’re building your collection, decorating your space, or gifting an aspiring paleontologist, these dinosaurs are ready to make history with you! 🛍️ Available now at Crab Street Market!👉 Hurry—these dinos are left overs from pet expos and won’t be restocked! #CrabStreetMarket #DinoFigures #PrehistoricPalsRead More →

2025 USPS Price Increases

Shipping Services price changes to take effect January 19, 2025. The change would raise Shipping Services prices approximately 3.2 percent for Priority Mail service and Priority Mail Express service, 3.9 percent for USPS Ground Advantage and 9.2 percent for Parcel Select. We will be forced to update our prices as well. Variety Pack prices have Priority Shipping included so our Variety Packs will increase in price to reflect the change on January 19th. A medium flat rate box will now cost $19.15. Our other products calculate shipping at checkout, you will see the new rates in checkout on January 19th also.Read More →

Introducing new foods to your hermit crabs

How to Introduce New Foods to Your Pet Hermit Crab: A Step-by-Step Guide 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 ensureRead More →

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