Orchid Vampire Crab Geosesarma dennerle var. White Leg

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When you buy a B-level individual, you will get a partial one (1-2 legs broken). But these individuals are healthy and will grow back after molting.

The jade-faced devil crab ( Geosesarma dennerle var. White Leg ) is a small, colorful semi-terrestrial species native to the Indonesian island of Java. It inhabits forested areas near streams, rivers and ponds. It spends most of its time on land, but is often submerged in fresh water, including when molting.

The golden-eyed, jade-faced devil crab, like most crabs, is an omnivorous scavenger and sometimes an opportunistic hunter. It feeds on filamentous algae and detritus in aquatic and terrestrial tanks, and will readily accept high-quality dry food rich in plant matter. Fresh and dried vegetables are also excellent food sources, as are invertebrates such as insects and worms.

In nature, the golden-eyed and jade-faced devil crab lives among fallen leaves and vegetation. In an aquatic tank it requires ample land area. It won't usually eat healthy plants, but it will usually help keep them clean and may consume dead leaves. Like most crabs, it needs plenty of cover, especially when molting, so it needs plenty of decoration.

Features: Raised in land and water environments, can be raised in groups (needs adequate shelter)

Back armor size: 1-1.5cm

Breeding temperature: 15 - 33℃

Food: Dried fish, dried shrimp, fish food, turtle food

1. Female crabs are darker than male crabs and have smaller claws.

2. It is normal for crabs to break their legs to survive when they are stressed. After shelling out, severed limbs will regenerate.

3. Although the sub-adults are lighter in color, they are very active. It usually takes about 1-2 times of shedding to become an adult.

Note: In case of stock shortage, we may sell crabs with one leg broken but two crab claws intact, please understand.