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The Addiction Store is now selling Epicurean Hermit Crab Foods,Hermiefun Hemp Nets, Worm Castings,Boost Powder, Red Sea Coral Pro Salt Water Mix,Fruit Chilly's, Mealworms, Sea Feast, Medicinal Baths and many more items!
We are proud to be the only store in the U.S. to sell the Absolutely Crabulous food line!!

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- HCA Staff

Nirnroot is one of our female Ecuadorian hermit crabs, and, like the fictional plant that she's named after, she can sometimes be hard to find! The other Es in the crabitat are usually pretty easy to locate, but Nirnroot manages to come up with the best hiding spots. This big- eyed beauty enjoys climbing on the netting strung across the 'tat -- sometimes upside-down -- and she can occasionally be seen hanging out in the "Mara head" aquarium decoration or the Atlantean hidey-hole.

~jesspark~ 

Land hermit crabs store a small amount of water in their shells just to keep their gills wet, thus allowing them to breath.