SunGrow Small Hermit Crab Feeding Bowl, for Turtle, Leopard & Crested Gecko, Ball Python, Durable, Multifunctional Decor, Serve as Climbing Toy or Drinking Bowl
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Tisha Hughes
> 24 hourPerfect!
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Jasmine cook
> 24 hourWas way smaller then I thought!!! Absolutely awful!
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San
> 24 hourMy Hermit crab goes to this bowl and drink water, I do wish it is a little bigger though, I put it in the corner of a 5 gallon tank and it is a perfect fit.
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Jerry M.
> 24 hourPay close attention to the dimensions. The pictures they have are very misleading to the actual size. I have attached a photo of what it actually looks like when a hermit crab is in the bowl. Unless they have the worlds smallest hermit crab, there is not that much space when the crab is in the bowl.
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M&M
> 24 hourPerfect for my hermit crabs. Love the rock look.
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Tanya
> 24 hourIt is small and shallow, definitely not big enough to use as a “swimming pool” but as a feeding bowl for my hermit crabs is prefect. Overall pleased with my purchase and for the price is great.
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Amanda
> 24 hourThis is a great little dish for hermit crab treats. However, be sure to hide food around the tank outside of the dish also, because hermit crabs thrive on simple puzzles such as those and it makes life a little more fun for them!
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Dawn Carlson
> 24 hourIt is a perfect size.
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Sixx
> 24 hourFor food this is good. Just wish it was heavier to stop my crabs from knocking it over
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AvidReader
> 24 hourBroken. Part of the smaller side was half chipped off. Will use it for food. Cannot use it for water. Smaller than I was expecting.
A complete hermit crab terrarium must have food available at all times. This assure that our beloved hermits are being properly provided with vitamins and minerals they need in order for them to be happy and live long.
These hermit crabs are known to be scavengers and tends to make a mess when they eat or hunt for food. Heavy and sturdy with a weight of 0.5 pounds, Hermit Crab Feeding Bowl by SunGrow helps prevent crabs from tipping the bowl and therefore helps in keeping your crabitat clean and organized.
A true value for money, this feeding bowl is a must have in an ideal crabitat as it is multi-functional. Aside from using it as a food storage, you can also use this as a drinking pool (where crabs can drink, bathe and refill water of their shells), climbing toys and/or by simply making it as one of your attractive yet functional terrarium decors.
Measurements ( L * W * H) - 3.5" * 3" *1" ( 9 * 7 * 2.5 cm)
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| Feeding Bowl | Coconut Shell Hut | Hermit Crab Mineral Balls | Hermit Crab Catappa Leaves | Hermit Crab Cholla Wood | Hermit Crab Sponges | |
| Made From | Concrete | Coconut Shell | Calcium Beads Enriched with 30 Nutrients including Iron, Boron and Manganese | Specially Dried Raw Indian Almond Leaves | Raw Dried Husk of the Cholla Cactus | Cellulose (from Wood Pulp Extract) |
| Pack Size | 1 Piece | 1 Piece | 10 Beads | 50 Pieces | 3 Pieces | 3 Pieces |
| Suitable For | Hermit Crabs | Hermit Crabs | Hermit Crabs | Hermit Crabs | Hermit Crabs | Hermit Crabs |
| Benefits | Encourages feeding in a single area of the terrarium. Ideal for crab to climb on. | Ideal hollow spot for their food and treats. Offers enough room to move comfortably and hide inside | Strengthens Crab Exoskeleton Supports growth, exercise and reproduction. | Addition to diet, cellulose source. Strengthens crab shells. | Good Food Source. Replicates their original natural habitat. | Addition to diet, cellulose source Maintains humidity. |
| Usage | Simply place in your crab’s tank/terrarium | Boil it for 10-minutes and soak it in freshwater for about an hour. Allow it to air dry before using. | Soak the beads for 2 hours. Add 1 ball per hermit crab or crush and sprinkle it over their food. Change every two-months | Drop leaves straight into your crab"s tank. Boiling is not necessary. | Soak it in hot/boiling saltwater and sun-dry it before placing it into the tank | Submerge in water for sponge to expand and place in your crab tank |