I now have one Equadorian who needs a new home. I've had him for maybe 6-7 years? He just finished molting and I'm ready to pass him along. I have a 55 gallon tank, a reptile good with 3 light switches, a thermostat, a UTH on the tank, a bunch of aragonite sand (not been cleaned since removal from tank), tons of stuff, lots of shells, several large shells I paid a lot for but my crabs shunned. I'm prepared to give everything to whomever adopts this hermie, and am willing to travel 50 miles to deliver him to a good home.I'm hoping someone here will have some contacts, I know it's a pretty slim chance, since I live in Wasilla, Alaska!I have extra 10 gallon iso tanks, some eco earth, sea salt mix, decorations, dishes, you name it.Registered Adopters
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CrabbyJo
- Coenobita
- Posts: 1849
- Joined: 21 Jan 2009, 13:31
- Gender: Female
- Hermit crabs: 7
- Total gallons: 85
- Total tanks: 4
- Location: Alaska
Re: Registered Adopters
Hello! I've been away a long time, and due to life and work and just life in general, I've adopted out most of my hermies. I had two left, but one killed the other in a shell fight. I now have one Equadorian who needs a new home. I've had him for maybe 6-7 years? He just finished molting and I'm ready to pass him along. I have a 55 gallon tank, a reptile good with 3 light switches, a thermostat, a UTH on the tank, a bunch of aragonite sand (not been cleaned since removal from tank), tons of stuff, lots of shells, several large shells I paid a lot for but my crabs shunned. I'm prepared to give everything to whomever adopts this hermie, and am willing to travel 50 miles to deliver him to a good home.I'm hoping someone here will have some contacts, I know it's a pretty slim chance, since I live in Wasilla, Alaska!I have extra 10 gallon iso tanks, some eco earth, sea salt mix, decorations, dishes, you name it.
I now have one Equadorian who needs a new home. I've had him for maybe 6-7 years? He just finished molting and I'm ready to pass him along. I have a 55 gallon tank, a reptile good with 3 light switches, a thermostat, a UTH on the tank, a bunch of aragonite sand (not been cleaned since removal from tank), tons of stuff, lots of shells, several large shells I paid a lot for but my crabs shunned. I'm prepared to give everything to whomever adopts this hermie, and am willing to travel 50 miles to deliver him to a good home.I'm hoping someone here will have some contacts, I know it's a pretty slim chance, since I live in Wasilla, Alaska!I have extra 10 gallon iso tanks, some eco earth, sea salt mix, decorations, dishes, you name it.6 hermit crabs - 3 PPs and 3 Equadorians
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