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Red hermit crab in shell in aquarium. Dardanus megistos or white spotted hermit crab sitting on white small stones in fishtank

$A Hermit Crab inspects a new shell with a \$

Extreme closeup of blue and orange hermit crab in reef aquarium

Hermit crab walks on sandy beach in Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Copy space

Small Brown hermit crab on a rock on a sandy beach in Okinawa Japan

He carries a heavy shell as he walks along the Indo-Pacific Ocean

Hermit crabs are decapod crustaceans belonging to the superfamily Paguroidea. There are over 800 species of hermit crabs, and they can be found in various marine environments. Despite their name, hermit crabs are quite social and often live in groups.

hermit crab (dardanus sp.) in pear triton (Cymatium pyrum) from Philippines isolated on white background

Hermit crab walking on the beach and blue sea with sun lighting.

Close up hand picking seashells on the beach

Hermit crab using beach trash as a home due to lack of shells and too much garbage

Have you ever wondered what's it like living under the sea

A hermit shell crab walking on the beach under the sunshine on Dharavandhoo Island, Maldives

A large hermit crab walking along a sandy beach

Hermit crab walking. Isolated on a white background.Other shots in this series:

Vertical, close up shot of a hermit crab in a shell, crawling on a table top. This was shot in Akumal, Mexico. This hermit crab lives in the coral on the beach there.

A tiny hermit crab with a white shell crawls across soft, textured sand on a pristine Maldivian beach. Bathed in sunlight, this serene scene captures the charm and tranquility of tropical marine life

Thinstripe Hermit Crab (Clibanarius vittatus)

$Hairy Red Hermit Crab or Dark Knee Hermit Crab Dardanus lagopodes occurs in the Indo-Pacific from east coast of Africa to Japan and Tuamotu Archipelago in a depth range from 0-120 m, max. length 10cm. \n\nThe diet of the Hairy Red Hermit Crab is primarily herbivorous, as it feeds on various types of algae and detritus found in its habitat. It has been observed using its claws to scrape off algae from rocks and other surfaces. \n\nAs a hermit crab, Dardanus lagopodes constantly looks for suitable shells to upgrade into, as it grows throughout its life, a vital behavior, as the shell acts as its primary defense against predators. \n\nTriton Bay, Indonesia \n3°57'4.944 S 134°8'1.032 E at 16m depth$

A tiny hermit crab, Paguritta sp., living in a coral colony, captures plankton with feathery appendages. These small hermit crabs use worm holes as homes instead of carrying shells.

Hermit Crab on a rocky beach looking for a new home on the island of Okinawa Japan

Shells washed up on the shores of Minamijima, Ogasawara Islands

A reef tank of soft corals and live rock fills the frame. Controlled lighting and clear glass render textures faithfully, providing a versatile aquarium stock image.

The brandished claw of a shore crab hiding in a hole is visible during low tide in the Puget Sound, Washington state, USA.

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