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So I took a few hours to research on how to do these. I'm thinking of getting an amphibious tank.
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Paladariums are not very hard to make. Just have to be careful about the type of plants you use. Dendroboard website has articles on this. Humidity is important to keep up but most aquariums with hoods and moist soil /media will keep moist. I notice mine would die off in the winter when my wife decides not to warn me about turning off the heater or when she would crank up the AC to cool the house to below 68'. I was guaranteed a loss. These crabs fight too and need good space / territories for males. They will eat fish flake, freeze dried foods, and pin head crickets(careful grown crickets will kill or hurt them- personal stupid experience). Replace food dish daily. I've not kept any alive more than 8 months. I hope I can change this streak, been doing more reading.Last edited by black_knight; 05-12-2012, 05:19 PM.
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I want half and half.
This one is the Red Devil Crab.
This one is the Vampire Crab.
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I'm in at that price. I just want a couple. the purple with red claws. is the ones I like. not sure witch it is.
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At $5-$6 each I'm in for about 6-8 of each type red and vampire.
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+1. Paladariums would be great for these guys.Originally posted by Bedlamer View PostI was reading up yesterday quite a bit on these guys. They are about 75% terrestrial, although most LFS sell them out of regular aquariums. So heads up on that. I'm trying to decide if a little paludarium is in my future.
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The price depends on the quantity that we can order (shipping). . . but it looks like $5-$6 each. I may try to get ahold of the red devil crabs first.
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If this is the crab in your post ( new crab species )? I would like a couple. Need to have price.$?
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Very tempting...but I've managed to kill several strains of these already. They eat ok, kept in 80% humidity. Don't know if it was the temp. They are way cool to watch. Are you buying the bicolor variety?
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Any updates? I can pour in money by next thursday. Big paycheck from all my jobs.
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I was reading up yesterday quite a bit on these guys. They are about 75% terrestrial, although most LFS sell them out of regular aquariums. So heads up on that. I'm trying to decide if a little paludarium is in my future.
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mememe!!!
actually i was waiting for a long time for you to jump into these lol..
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