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Two Land Hermit Crabs!
- Thread starter knightlaird
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ggiese
Well-Known Member
MilesMingusMonk said:KayakinBoy said:
Get smacked in the head with an oar again, KB? :whistling:
Man, she was cute in that 80's way. I did look kinda funny after I had to shave my eyebrows though.
Phthirus pubis
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Greetings, MilesMingusMonk. What the heck did you see in keeping one of those? They really are ugly. Do those like lettuce and saltine crackers? regards, ggiese
bchem
Member
MilesMingusMonk said:
I had one of those too, but I think it was actually tobacco beetles. I didn't leave the cello on the cigar before I ah....nevermind. If I would have come here and posted a cello on/off question, I might not have run into that problem. Then again, the temp/RH of that particular "box" was just asking for tobacco beetles to hatch!
Can you cure crabs by freezing them for a few days?
Regards, bchem.
smokelaw1
Cigar Ambassador
bchem said:Can you cure crabs by freezing them for a few days?
Regards, bchem.
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Yes, but only if you put the offending girlfriend in a sub-zero professional freezer. A regular home freezer is useless.
Devil Doc
When Death smiles, Corpsmen smile back
What a bunch of amatures. The best way to get rid of crabs is kerosene and match. Works every time. Guarantied.
Your resident STD expert,
Doc,
Your resident STD expert,
Doc,
ggiese
Well-Known Member
Devil Doc said:
Greetings, Devil Doc. OH DAMN YOU!!!! You're already talking about taking kerosene and a match to Knightlairds new friends... :sign: regards, ggiese
Devil Doc
When Death smiles, Corpsmen smile back
Greeting ggiese, had a rough day on the beat,I'll bet. regards,
Doc.
Doc.
ggiese
Well-Known Member
Devil Doc said:
greetings, DevilDoc!!! Nah - not really... LMAO regards, ggiese
bchem
Member
This thread is too much!!! :laugh: Don't even know what to say...how's this?
Greetings! Uh....(_*_)...Regards, bchem.
Greetings! Uh....(_*_)...Regards, bchem.
JimK
Member
I had a couple of these when I was a kid. I remember I had to keep a little pool of saltwater in there for them. Do you have to do that? I remember having to change it all the time, and worrying that I got the concentration wrong. Kind of like the salt test, come to think of it.
Mine all died in short order, so I guess I did something wrong.
JK
Mine all died in short order, so I guess I did something wrong.
JK
CoventryCat86
Corresponding authority
knightlaird said:
It's "crustacean"
knightlaird
New Member
Hi, JimK! No, there is no pool of saltwater required. These are land hermit crabs. I keep their water dish supplied with fresh natural spring water for their drinking purposes. Regards, knightlaird
knightlaird
New Member
Hi, coventrycat86! Please see my Post #7, where I have already corrected the spelling. Regards, knightlaird
CoventryCat86
Corresponding authority
knightlaird said:
:laugh: Excellent!! Sorry I missed it.
smokelaw1
Cigar Ambassador
I had just gotten to the point where I thought this thread had gone away.
cigarsarge
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Devil Doc said:
My wife is the STD Project Cordinator at our local jail. She concurs that kerosene and a match will also insure that future occurances of an STD will be much rarer in the person that cure is used on.
MilesMingusMonk
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ggiese said:
Greetings, Ggiese! It wasn't my decision to keep them...they just never seem to go away. They survive quite well on a diet of Gold Bond and Old Spice. I've named them Itchy and Scratchy. Regards, MilesMingusMonk
Devil Doc
When Death smiles, Corpsmen smile back
Affirmation is a wonderful thing. :laugh:cigarsarge said:
Doc.
hudsonvalley
MMMM...Ember
Perhaps we should consult Swissy about this. Or some of our Cheesehead or MN brothers.bchem said:
hudsonvalley
MMMM...Ember
Kidding aside these are great pets. My kids loved them. Unfortunately ours did not live out to a ripe old age. They are expert escape artists and one night my wife heard a "crunch" underfoot on a nighttime excursion and that was that.