
There is not much documented about land hermit crabs and their reaction to winter temperatures (because they do not live in this type of environment). However, it seems that all crabbers say unanimously that their land hermit crabs seem to "hibernate" through the first few weeks of winter.
When the temperatures drop down, the land hermit crabs usually will dig underneath the ground to find some insulation. Most land hermit crab enthusiasts have noticed this with their crabs. Why?

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Awesome stuff! It just hit the early weeks of winter and i was worried something was up with my crabs (3 PP and 1 E) since they haven't come out in a week now. It's good to know they hunker down for the cold times.
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