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Red Claw Crab Vs. Centipede (video)
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Sorry OP, but have to agree, i was expecting something exciting
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Uh, that's a millipede.
Did the crab eat it? If it did, then there's a very good chance that it will die as many species of millipede (as well as some centipedes) are toxic.
Did the crab eat it? If it did, then there's a very good chance that it will die as many species of millipede (as well as some centipedes) are toxic.
Well let me address the breathing first. I apologize, but unfortunately for some reason YouTube does not have an easy button on their video editor to "mute all sounds". I wish they did. With the limited technology i have, the extra steps to edit together and simply mute a video can take up to an hour. I attempt to control my breathing as well as possible , which proves ineffective as I ended up choked for air and breathing like a wolverine.
Secondly let me address the "suck factor" of my video. As you can clearly see in the comments, there are many people quick to say things like,
'Did the crab eat it? If it did, then there's a very good chance that it will die as many species of millipede (as well as some centipedes) are toxic.' This video is to document not only the crab's reaction the the millipede(?) but also to show that the guy at the pet store who told you to feed them pellets and not another thing was wrong.
I do not take my crabs out of their habitat to have them do battle with another animal(as so many YouTube crab channels do" , i prefer to interfere with them as little as possible. The videos are what i can film with the angle i'm given, and the skittishness of the crabs. When filming any sudden movements may force a crab to run off and ruin your video.
Secondly let me address the "suck factor" of my video. As you can clearly see in the comments, there are many people quick to say things like,
'Did the crab eat it? If it did, then there's a very good chance that it will die as many species of millipede (as well as some centipedes) are toxic.' This video is to document not only the crab's reaction the the millipede(?) but also to show that the guy at the pet store who told you to feed them pellets and not another thing was wrong.
I do not take my crabs out of their habitat to have them do battle with another animal(as so many YouTube crab channels do" , i prefer to interfere with them as little as possible. The videos are what i can film with the angle i'm given, and the skittishness of the crabs. When filming any sudden movements may force a crab to run off and ruin your video.