Today we introduce you to interesting crustaceans!
Have you discovered a secret so far:
I have a special love for crustaceans.
Yes, I'm quite fond of crustaceans, especially small crabs – and that probably has something to do with me picking from Ono.
I grew up in Shenzhen and often go to the beach to catch fish and crabs, so I have a special love for crabs since I was a child.
Coupled with the fact that crustaceans usually have interesting habits, such as camouflage crabs can disguise, boxing crabs have sea anemones, etc., I am even more interested.
Today, I would like to introduce you to a kind of lobster: porcelain crab.
<h1>Porcelain crab</h1>
Breeding difficulty: Simple, but it is best to have anemones
Regular size: 3-5cm
Feeding: No need to feed, it is better to feed the pellets occasionally
Can coral tanks be raised: safe
The porcelain crab is tiny and very cute. In terms of appearance, it is also one of the best.
Just like its name, porcelain white porcelain white, dazzling pattern, unlike other crustacean gray slippery.
The porcelain crab is really white, and the real thing is more delicate than the photos look, very beautiful.
But the most adorable thing is the habit of porcelain crabs.
Porcelain crab, everyone also calls him "anemone crab", because porcelain crab is symbiotic with sea anemones.
Everyone should know that the clownfish is symbiotic with the anemone. The same is true of porcelain crabs, which are not afraid of the toxicity of sea anemones and live in them.
Weak porcelain crabs, under the protection of sea anemones, can grow safely.
Therefore, porcelain crabs are not the kind of small animals that can no longer be found in the tank.
It will live on anemones every day, and from time to time it will pretend to wave its large pliers in an attempt to scare away the creatures around it.
Keeping porcelain crabs, you can see them almost all the time, crawling around lively in the middle of your anemone.
But it's actually a guy who's introverted.
Although it looks like a pair of majestic pliers, the movement is also very exaggerated. But the personality of the porcelain crab is actually very weak, and the combat effectiveness is even more of a slag.
If you fight with other crustaceans, this cargo must definitely bow to the wind.
Therefore, it is very safe to raise in coral tanks, and it cannot threaten the safety of any organism.
If you don't have a sea anemone in your tank, it may also choose coral, such as this porcelain crab, which chose turf:
However, in order for the porcelain crab to grow happily and healthily for a long time, I strongly recommend that you have a sea anemone in your tank and that it can live on the sea anemone.
Porcelain crabs will not only get a sense of security, but also eat the secretions of sea anemones to supplement nutrition. If you want to raise well, you need a sea anemone.
<h1>Feeding habits of porcelain crabs</h1>
Porcelain crab does not need to be deliberately fed, what does it eat?
You'll see it with a pair of barnacles-like "little hands", like small fans, scratching and grabbing in the water, preying on plankton.
In addition, it eats the mucus of the anemone and the debris around the anemone.
So, you don't need to feed it deliberately.
However, when you feed the fish, occasionally sprinkle a few fish food on the anemone, the anemone can eat it, the porcelain crab can eat it again, and it is better to give them extra food.
Well, that's it for today's article.
Porcelain crab is highly recommended for novices to raise, is a beautiful, habit and interesting lobster.
What the? Dragons, lobsters?!
Oh, and forgot to tell you that porcelain crabs are not real crabs.
Rather, it is an evolved lobster that resembles a crab (or rather, it is closer to a lobster than to a crab).
Next time, if a friend visits your sea tank, you can point to the porcelain crab and proudly say:
"Look, my pet— the lobster!"
Your friend must think you're not lightly ill.