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I just saw one of my axolotls yawn......it was kinda wierd. i am also thinking of getting vampire crabs. weird thing was, was i looked up vampire crabs people that were interested in them were also interested in axolotls haha. So is there anybody out there with vampire crabs?
 
the name sounded interesting so I googled them. If they're the kind I found from a quick google search they're basically terrestrial crabs. While they are freshwater, I don't think it would be a good mix. I couldn't actually tell how big they got from the pictures, but I didn't even look at their desired temperature, what they eat, ect. While they looked small their care requirements didn't seem to match, not to mention a crab might be potentially more dangerous to axolotl gills then shrimp
 
oh i dont plan on keeping them in the same tank, i only want to get a 1.5-2.5 gallon tank to keep them in.....but i cant find ne place that has good information about these crabs.
 
lol, my bad I thought you had meant had anyone kept them with axololts. I havn't heard of them before, but I've never been that much of a crab person
 
grecaaale said:
I just saw one of my axolotls yawn......it was kinda wierd. i am also thinking of getting vampire crabs. weird thing was, was i looked up vampire crabs people that were interested in them were also interested in axolotls haha. So is there anybody out there with vampire crabs?
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The first time I saw my axies yawn I thought I was going crazy, but I soon found out it's perfectly normal.
 
oH WOW, the colour of those crabs is crazy!
 
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