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03-12-2011, 03:43 PM
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Update:
A laser pointer into the eye's at night does not disorient a crab enough, leading to his capture. I came home from work yesterday in the broad daylight & snapped at him from behind, managing to snap off one of his legs. Unfortunately he's consumed probably 60 zoa head's in the last week since the original post. today my wife has gone to an all day yoga-thon which means..... I'm gonna kick some crab ass! 
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03-14-2011, 03:20 AM
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Okay, now this is bad. I set up a trap, a glass with the zoa's about half way down inside... baited with his favorite zoa's (luckily the only one's he's eating) we're just watching TV and guess who is looking hungry again. This crab is only about the size of a quarter, & he's eaten probably 15 heads today already. So he's sitting on the edge of the glass trying to size up the situation, & very weary of it all. He wanted them so bad, he started to pinch & move the edge of the glass before backing off like it was to risky to try going for them. Now is it just me who thought crabs were not smart or is this guy just srcewing with me. There is obviously worry on his part about the smoothness of the glass, it was like he didn't feel safe leaving the rough surface of the rock. Has this happened to anyone else???? WTF
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03-15-2011, 12:09 AM
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When I got home today I felt like I had won a small lottery. Here are some pic's of a crab who polished off close to 100 Zoa's in a matter of day's. He seemed to have discriminating taste though, as he could done far worse. Hopefully someone may be able to ID Him. He was not the ugliest hitch hiker I pulled, but by far the worst. He has gone to a better place now...
    Last edited by spawn; 03-15-2011 at 12:12 AM.
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