Hermit Crabs
Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2014 11:50 pm
Disclaimer: this thread may be percocet influenced.
My grandkids all got hermit crabs last month. We've had a learning curve that has included one funeral and two up coming funerals. Yesterday I was dispatched to acquire two new hermits due to the impending demise of Pearl and Midnight Fiesta. Flambo succumbed last week to injuries inflicted be Spongie, and had already been succeeded by Blaze. Having learned from Blaze, that larger more social crabs seem to adapt better, I spent quite a while choosing the new crabitat mates. I ended up with three, plus two spare shells. King Neptune traded his blue long spiral shell for the black round spiral shell sometime last night. Valentine was checking out the spare shells this afternoon. She's interested in Flambo's former shell, but crabs are not candidates for bariatric surgery. She checked out the other vacant shells, but nothing seemed to suit her. What exactly prompts a hermit crab to choose one she'll over another? Is it something about the spiral? As I said, this may all be percocet induced. I have surgery scheduled for the 29th to repair my right rotator cuff. Meanwhile, the pain keeps me awake if I don't take my percocet. I'm waiting for it to kick in. 4:45 a.m. comes early, and I have a busy day tomorrow.
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My grandkids all got hermit crabs last month. We've had a learning curve that has included one funeral and two up coming funerals. Yesterday I was dispatched to acquire two new hermits due to the impending demise of Pearl and Midnight Fiesta. Flambo succumbed last week to injuries inflicted be Spongie, and had already been succeeded by Blaze. Having learned from Blaze, that larger more social crabs seem to adapt better, I spent quite a while choosing the new crabitat mates. I ended up with three, plus two spare shells. King Neptune traded his blue long spiral shell for the black round spiral shell sometime last night. Valentine was checking out the spare shells this afternoon. She's interested in Flambo's former shell, but crabs are not candidates for bariatric surgery. She checked out the other vacant shells, but nothing seemed to suit her. What exactly prompts a hermit crab to choose one she'll over another? Is it something about the spiral? As I said, this may all be percocet induced. I have surgery scheduled for the 29th to repair my right rotator cuff. Meanwhile, the pain keeps me awake if I don't take my percocet. I'm waiting for it to kick in. 4:45 a.m. comes early, and I have a busy day tomorrow.
Cat