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I'm not sure this is the right category, because they are still w/o a spine and belong to the phylum arthropoda...but...Besides Ts, my main thing is hermit crabs! ;P I have about 50 in 6 different tanks. Of the 6 species available in the U.S., I've currently got 4 species. Many are adopted from other people and/or rescues.
The most common Species available in the U.S., C. Clypeatus, from S. Florida and the Caribbean:
Tiny Male:
Tiny's not so Tiny is he?
Lucky, Male:
Blue, Female:
Some of my C. Compresses, which are from S. America:
MaryAnn, Female:
Symie, Male:
Waldo, Male:
A few of my C. rugosus, which are from the S. Pacific and come in many different colors:
Palau, Male:
Lanka, Male:
Fala, Female:
Fiji, Male:
Andaman, Male:
And lastly, some of my C. perlatus, from the S. Pacific and N. Australia:
Clemetine, Female, saying "Hello Down there!" from the second level:
Another picture of Clementine with Ryukyu, a female C. rugosus:
And Redlinger, Male:
Not a crab but sometimes crabby...My Zoo Director Dax, Male Kitty:
The most common Species available in the U.S., C. Clypeatus, from S. Florida and the Caribbean:
Tiny Male:
Tiny's not so Tiny is he?
Lucky, Male:
Blue, Female:
Some of my C. Compresses, which are from S. America:
MaryAnn, Female:
Symie, Male:
Waldo, Male:
A few of my C. rugosus, which are from the S. Pacific and come in many different colors:
Palau, Male:
Lanka, Male:
Fala, Female:
Fiji, Male:
Andaman, Male:
And lastly, some of my C. perlatus, from the S. Pacific and N. Australia:
Clemetine, Female, saying "Hello Down there!" from the second level:
Another picture of Clementine with Ryukyu, a female C. rugosus:
And Redlinger, Male:
Not a crab but sometimes crabby...My Zoo Director Dax, Male Kitty: