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![]() "AdaJe5" wrote in message ... Red clawed crabs need to occasionally dry out thier shells to control fungi. They are also escape artists. They can get out of the aquarium and take walks. Unfortunately they will not try to get back before they dry out and expire. They can climb any tubing or filter inlet pipes. Thier "feet" are so sharp they can actually climb the silicone sealer in the corners of an aquarium. I do not know if they will get along well in a cichlid tank. Your missing crab was either dismembered, the remains hidden in decorative rocks or something; or it went for a walk and is under or behind some furniture in your house. Sometimes the little escapees will go into the bathroom if it is damp there and hang out until you pick them up. If it has not been more than three or four days you might be able to retrieve it before it croaks. hmmm.. I'll have to look around ![]() none of my fish are particularly aggressive. |
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