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![]() Man, that ****es me off. I got a whole bunch of shells already. My sand bed is covered in shells. Why go after that one? You think the big guy will kill the smaller guy? I'll go pick up more cone shells tomorrow at the LFS. *sigh* This just adds to the ****ty weekend I've been having.
Ren
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![]() My sand bed is littered with shells but my hermits ignore them and will always either chase another crab out of its shell or kill a snail for its shell I've lost 5 snails so far this way. If you plan on keeping hermits plan on them taking shells from the living I have yet to see a vacant shell being used as a residence. I will do another snail order this spring to replace my depleted snail population.
I just end up plucking a few shells out for my nieces every few weeks just to clean up the clutter. |
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![]() they're crabs. only slightly better than your misfit fish eating crab in my opinion.
porcelains are the only crabs welcome in my tanks. |
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![]() dunno why youre getting upset. i regularly stock my tank with hermits every other week, partly cuz of my mantis, and partly because theyre just pricks. they do use old shells though, see it all the time.
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Edit: oh maybe you meant the original poster =) |