Hermit Crab Treat
Hermit Crab Treat contains a healthy fruit- and grain-based diet to feed your pet hermit crabs. It provides a great tasting variety to your hermit crabs, as they do not like to rely on a staple food. The 1.5 oz. bag includes dry papaya, pineapple, coconut, rolled oats and other natural food items which your hermit crabs will happily devour.
$5.95
$5.95
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Hermit crabs are usually omnivorous scavengers and do not come across the same food items every day in their natural habitat. Their diet consists of a wide variety of food products. Hermit Crab Treat contains a nutritional mixture of fruits and grains to allow a break from monotonous meals. The mixture has an appealing look and captivating odor. The tasty temptation is difficult for your hermit crabs to resist.
Small pinch of food per hermit crab will be enough to keep them happy for the day. For best results, the treat should be moistened before introducing it into the feeder. Any uneaten food should be removed from the habitat daily and the habitat should be kept clean.
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amanda mayes –
Arrived on time & in great condition! Our crab loves his treats!
Angel P. –
Hermits love it, its ok with me! decent price and ships fast too!!
Brandi Kennedy –
I bought this for my daughter’s hermit crabs and, at first, they didn’t seem interested in it, but now it seems they can’t get enough. I guess it just took some time introducing something new to them.
Mike –
For the price, it is good.
Cole –
I’ve had both of mine for 3.5 years now! if you are attentive to their: water supply, temperature, moisture in the tank, those are the basics. Food can be changed out every few days. Lighting: make sure theyre in the dark for at least 8 hours a day. Never direct sunlight. I’ve taken them to the beach and they immediately went on the hunt for seaweed to crawl in and eat off of!