Blue Leg Hermit crab (Clibanarius tricolor)

Blue Leg Hermit crab (Clibanarius tricolor) During the day, crabs tend to move sluggishly or rest, saving their energy for feeding, which typically starts at dusk and continues throughout the night.Blue Leg Hermit crab (Clibanarius tricolor) These crabs are often found in rocky areas with shallow water, around 30 cm deep. Members of the same group usually feed together, moving in a unified direction, much like a herd of grazing animals. By early morning, around 4:30 AM, they return to their usual gathering spots. Interestingly, most crabs appear to stay with the same group consistently over time.

This species is also known to engage in shell fights. When one crab targets another, it may exhibit aggressive behavior or cause the other crab to retreat. The attacking crab approaches from behind, flips the other crab onto its back, and may spin the opponent and shell repeatedly. The attacker then raises its shell and strikes down forcefully multiple times. Eventually, the attacker may succeed in dislodging the other crab from its shell. If unsuccessful, the victim may remain upside down, vulnerable to additional attacks.

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