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Hermit Crabs

Hermit crabs are very interesting. However, they do not pinch like other crabs. Today I got 2 Hermit crabs. I also got all the other things I would need for Hermit crabs. Currently, they are my room. There are Crabbe and Goyle. Have a nice day Hermit crabs!
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Anonymous said…
Wow, Henry! You write REALLY WELL!

I think hermit crabs would be very nice pets to have...quiet and not at all prone to making messes or tearing things up! My three kids (Darcy age 11, Doug age 8, and Rayna age almost 5) had a little, tiny, baby box turtle for a pet for a while this year. Her name was Ellie...but she was a LOT of work to take care of because she was always getting lost in her big aquarium. She would BURY herself really deep under the dirt and we would have to dig up the entire aquarium to find her each day in order to feed her and put her in her "pond" for a little swim. (It is really bad if you box turtle gets dehydrated...their eyes swell shut and then they won't eat.) If we didn't dig her up, she would just stay there! One day, we set her free so she could be responsible for herself instead of Doug's Mom having to be responsible for her! I suppose she is somewhere in our front yard now...buried in the ground, hibernating!

Do you mind if a put a link to your blog on my blog? I will tell my daughter, Darcy, about your blog, too. She has a blog of her own, too.

~Monica
January 28, 2007 at 3:34 PM
Anonymous said…
If you want to drop by my daughter's blog, it is Batgirl's Superfantastic Blog Site. Just click on the colored link in the preceeding sentence and you will be there!

~Monica

PS (I should have proof read my first comment...I notice I spelled "your" as "you"...oops!)
January 28, 2007 at 3:41 PM
Darcy said…
Hi henry!
My name is Darcy!
I liked your blog! I USED to want a hermit crab. I have 3 dogs and I used to have 2 horses and a cat.

my blog address is batgirlsblast.blogspot.com

or just click on the link on my mom's comment

~Darcy
January 29, 2007 at 12:48 PM
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