How would be a good quality life for the crab?
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Just not being eaten would be good enough!
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hamster b/c it's small and easy to take care of. also small dogs and possibly fish if you are good at keeping them alive.
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seeing a crab of the opposite sex?
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We are not crabbie ... just highly opinionated due to our experience and knowledge of what can be done to improve this world.  Why we would seem "crabbie" is because of young people who have it made, but constantly moan and groan about what a horrible life you have and don't want to take responsibility for your own lives and make a difference in the world.
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crab fishing is mostly in alaska, thats the best and pays the best. you can get a copy of any sports mag. like field and streem, and look in there in the back of it, crab fishing is seasonel but dangerous. my husband was watching an adventure show on the sports channel one nite, and watched the king crabs being cought in alaska. it is tough work and many a man has lost their life, since the waters are so rough in that time of the year. they do teach rookies, and their is a web site he looked up . just under alaska king crab fishing on the web. go try that. site or ones close. he did.they sent him info on it all.  but please note it is very dangerous....good luck
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Wow, I wasn't aware of that.  What are we going to do if the shrimp, crabs, lobsters, clams and mussels want to get married?  There needs to be a constitutional amendment banning crustacean marriage, just in case.  We don't want them to threaten the sanctity of other sea creatures' marriages.
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Crabs (the kind you eat!!!) and tourist attractions...
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Ghost crabs live in burrows along the sandy beaches of the Eastern United States. The crabs can reach relatively large sizes of over 50 mm carapace width. They are omnivorous and will eat other crabs, clams, insects, vegetation, and detritus. Feeding activity takes place at night, while burrowing occurs during the day. Burrows show zonation with young crabs found closer to shore, near water. Older crabs tend to burrow farther from water. The large eyes of the crab are sensitive to changes in light intensity. The crab can produce 3 sounds: a rapping of the claw on the substrate, a rasping stridulation of the legs, and a bubbling sound presumably produced from the gill chamber. Combat between males is highly ritualized and rarely ends with contact.\n\n  \n  http://www.vims.edu/~jeff/ghost.htm
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If Cromwell used to crash in a crushed coca cola can,As these crabs often do. Then his current accommodation is far cooler .and Cromwell could be just being cautious as crabs are quick and crafty crooks
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Be good ,\ngimme 10 points
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I eat crab and shrimp :) mmmm CRAB and SHRIMP mmmm I also like bacon and eggs and pork and beans.. mmm YUMMY
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use a clam rake instead of a gun.  You don't have to get the expensive one at the tackle shop just get a wide toothed one at the hardware store.  you will pull in a lot more.  I like to put them in a bucket with clean water to let them work on spitting out the sand before cooking.  Don't mind the mud go barefooted it makes it easier to clean up after wards.  May sure to get a shellfish license and follow the rules and regs.  It is a pretty good fine depending on which coast your on.
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Hate to tell you, but it sounds like your hermit crab is dead.\nMake a little coffin and have a little funeral for him... I know this sounds weird but we used to do this with all family pets and it was easier on us kids to cope with the loss.\nThen perhaps take her to a pet shop and get her to pick out a new one?
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it depends....would you think someone with the mental age of a 3 year old crab would make a good president?
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You have asked an unanswerable question based upon the limited information you have given.\n\nFirst you need to be specific about "all the comforts of home". Does that incluse a dishwasher? How about a washer and dryer? Being able to take long hot showers? How big must your TV be? In fact, where is "home". Where do you plan to live onboard? In the north, south, east coast, west coast? How many people in the family? Do you like to camp or do you stay in hotels? You need to define what you consider an acceptable "lifestyle".\n\nNext you need to figure out what you plan to do once you move aboard. Do you plan to go world cruising and so need an offshore cable boat or do you paln to sail close to shore on nice days so you don't need the offshore capability.\n\nOK, next, you need to decide how much time and money you want to invest in maintenance and upgrades. You can buy an older boat with minimal equipment for a lot less than a new boat or you can buy a bigger older boat than a newer, smaller boat for your $100,000. Older boats always require a LOT more work and you will need to start replacing older equipment sooner on an old boat.\n\nSo think through those things first. I have lived aboard sailboats (38' and 39') several times and have years worth of experience. It is a great experience but you need to think through what is important to you and how you plan to use the boat and spend your time.\n\nCheers
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There are many species of crustaceans, which are you referring to (i.e shrimp, crab, lobster, etc)?  Most have considerable cholesterol and modest levels of protein.
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They COD if you're not careful.  PLAICE them in a shaded area. They like music - it's calms them as long as it's on pitch - get a piano TUNA if necessary. Don't play it too loud though - it could be a bit of a SHARK to their system  They are partial to modern art too - particularly Jackson POLLOCK!\n\nDid you ask this question on PORPOISE to get answers like this? Would you like me to FINish now?  Or should we KIPPER line of communication open? If so, you'll be HERRING from me again shortly!