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How do you pick up a crab?

Aug 03, 2007 by Lenny J | Posted in Zoology

I go to the careen regularly and I always see many types of crabs, and everytime I pick them up I'm always pinched, and some of those crabs grieved! so i'm wondering what method u use to pick up a crab?

Contribute to your hand from behind its head and push the top of his outside. (he is usually looking straight at you to nip you) That stops him walking to possition himself for a nip. You then rebuff the shell on either side just above his legs and contain b conceal him with nippers away from your wrist.

Hermit crab is molting & I picked it up. I only touched the shell, not the new skeliton could i have hurt him?

Jun 05, 2008 by Christie | Posted in Fish

I have had my crab for a few months and he often hides in the sand so i meditating it was just a normal day for him hiding in the sand. When I picked him up, I saw that his exoskeliton had falled off. I only touched the crabs fa, not the new skeliton. I then put him back just how he was when i found him. Do you think I could have harm him or something?

Well I don't consider you did because I used to have five and that had happened to me before. Hermit crabs will most often just sit there like a rock sometimes. It's healthy so don't be scared! As long as you don't touch his outside he'll be ok. Take care of your hermies! love them and they'll preference you.

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