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| 12 February 2025: Due to family commitments and work, I have been unable to update this website and realise it is long overdue for an update. I will start updating the different pages as an overhaul after a long decade hiatus, especially considering how its focus and niche on the Internet will change. |
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| In addition to English, I can also communicate in standard Chinese and Korean. Although I cannot promise I will have time to translate the entire website into Chinese and Korean eventually, I am happy to assist you in Chinese or Korean if you leave a message in the Forums. |
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| Most people working full-time in Australia get four weeks of annual leave. As some of you may know, most Australian crabbers have only encountered the common Australian land hermit crab (Coenobita variabilis). Only a small number of crabbers, including myself, have had the privilege of keeping the elusive strawberry land hermit crab (Coenobita perlatus), which are only available in certain pet stores for a limited time only. |
| So what does an adventurous Australian crabber such as myself do when it is time for annual leave? Why not travel the world searching for other species than I have never seen in person? I did spend my holidays visiting many places, but since this is a website about land hermit crabs, I will focus on them only. |
| • | 2016: Yaeyama Islands, Miyako Islands, Kudaka Island - Japan |
| • | 2017: Okinawa Main Island, Tokashiki Island - Japan |
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