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  2. 32 best aquarium pets that aren't fish - AOL

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    Hermit Crabs Living up to the grand old age of 15, Hermit Crabs will help you stay on top of growing algae levels in your tank. While their constant shuffling and crawling will help debris and ...

  3. Hermit crab - Wikipedia

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    Hermit crabs need a proper tank set up that will provide all of their needs in order to thrive. [45] Hermit crabs should not be regularly handled, they are prey animals and typically panic while being handled, which can cause injury to the crab or the owner. Hermit crabs will try to hide when scared. They will also pinch, which can break skin.

  4. Clibanarius tricolor - Wikipedia

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    C. tricolor is a popular aquarium hermit crab because of its coloration and because its feeding habits lead it to clean tanks. It is emblematic of the public's shift from purely decorative animals to "working" animals that help sustain the aquarium's ecosystem, reducing the need for active management by the owner.

  5. Calcinus laurentae - Wikipedia

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    Calcinus laurentae is a species of left-handed hermit crab in the family Diogenidae. [1] The common name for Calcinus laurentae is Laurent's Hermit Crab [ 2 ] or Redleg calcinus. [ 3 ] Calcinus laurentae are native to Hawaii [ 4 ] and the Hawaiian word for hermit crab is unauna.

  6. Calcinus guamensis - Wikipedia

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    Calcinus guamensis is a small hermit crab with a maximum shell width of about 6 mm (0.24 in). It is easily recognized by its coloration of a mustard brown or olive that fades into white, with its walking legs dipped in black. [5]

  7. Labidochirus splendescens - Wikipedia

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    Because L. splendescens has a well-calcified carapace, the gastropod mollusc shell which it inhabits is only needed to provide protection for its soft abdomen. However, the crab almost exclusively chooses shells in which to live on which stinging colonial hydroids in the genus Hydractinia are growing; these are likely to provide extra protection to the hermit crab, but it is unknown whether ...