Crab Crate
Crab Crate
Sustainably Harvested
Excellent Bio filtration
Fast and Fresh Delivery
Satiate your tank predator with the Crab Crate!
Puffers, triggers, groupers, large wrasse, peacock mantis, Florida mantis and octopus all love live foods. This Treasure Chest is filled with as many undesirable crabs and snails as we can fit into the box. Hairy gorilla crabs of all sizes, carnivorous whelk snails, mucky mud crabs and when available - creepy swimming crabs, spider crabs and stone crabs. Watch your pet's natural instincts kick in as it stalks a nutritious treat. Add them directly to the tank or save some in the sump for leftovers.
Whether you’re looking for an enrichment activity for your tank inhabitant or just want to diversify your pet's diet, this box has everything you need. Are you ready to make your predator's day?
What's included? - due to changing inventory this box contains a varying number of mixed crabs and snails determined during packaging. Approximately 10+++ critters.
- Gorilla Crabs
- Whelk Snails
- Mud Crabs (if in stock)
- Swimming Crabs (if in stock)
- Stone Crabs (if in stock)
- Shaggy Mithrax (if extra inventory)
*Includes the box fee
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