I was looking online and saw "Leopard Crabs" advertised as "FULLY AQUATIC" I'd really like a crab, but is there such a thing as a fully aquatic (no land access) crab? Any suggestions on crabs to look for?
Anyone know of a fully aquatic F/W crab?
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Look up something called a Panther crab. Supposedly they are fully aquatic and FW. Also thai micro crabs are fully aquatic and FW.
Pyramid_Party;4923343; said:
Thai crabs need to evantually get out. Its unhealthy for them not to get out. They also do better with salt. I learned the hard way.
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There are fully aquatic freshwater crabs in the hobby. They're not hard to get if you know where to look.
...and I just realized how unhelpful that was.
Sign up for the forums at www.franksaquarium.com and ask the owner to see if he can order you some. He's gotten a few species before; the "Rusty Crab" that he gets most often is fully aquatic I believe.
...and I just realized how unhelpful that was.
Sign up for the forums at www.franksaquarium.com and ask the owner to see if he can order you some. He's gotten a few species before; the "Rusty Crab" that he gets most often is fully aquatic I believe.