Specimen of the thick-cled live hermit crab

Specimen of the thick-cled live hermit crab

The thick-chelated live hermit crab (DardanusCrassimanus) is the dominant species in the Indian Ocean-Pacific tropical beach and reef junction area (0-10 m water depth), distributed in the western Pacific: Japan (Hokkaido to Okinawa), Korean Peninsula, East China Sea (Zhejiang, Fujian beach), Philippines, Indonesia. Indian Ocean: Gulf of Thailand, Bay of Bengal coast. Diet omnivorous partial rot food, body length (including shell) 5-8cm, body width 3-5cm.
Thick wrist hermit crab

Thick wrist hermit crab

Thick shouldered hermit crab, scientific name: Dardanus crassimanus. It is a species of animal belonging to the true hermit crab genus in the family of living hermit crabs. In scientific classification, it belongs to the animal kingdom, arthropod phylum, crustacean subphylum, soft shelled class, Decapoda, living crab family, and true hermit crab genus. The scientific name is H Milne Edwards was first named in 1836.