Hello everyone I'm Ashlynn. I've had most of my crabs for half a yr a few others last month. I'm pretty sure their all pp's but I wanna make sure
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Its impossible to tell who is who they keep changing their shells
Identification Help Please
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Oreocupcake
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Wai
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ladybug15057
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Re: Identification Help Please
Welcome to HCP! I agree, all PP's and the top 3 pictures look premolt too.
Marie (aka ladybug15057)
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ZuZu
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Re: Identification Help Please
Aww... the cutest aren't they? seeing this topic reminded me of a quick question I have, I know that all of my little guys (or gals as I recently found) are pps but they all have different coloring! one is Lavender and always has been. another is brown and also seems to have lighter brown eyes than the rest. two look like the typical pp, red legs purple claw ect. and finally one is generally a tannish color, what I am wondering is, is it normal for pps to have such a variety of color?
I thought maybe there may be some sub specise of pp or somthing. IDK. in the years I have owned crabs they have had the same color since their first molt with me. I apreciate the variety my crabbies provide
it is easy to tell them all apart. 
I thought maybe there may be some sub specise of pp or somthing. IDK. in the years I have owned crabs they have had the same color since their first molt with me. I apreciate the variety my crabbies provide
it is easy to tell them all apart. I love my five hermies:
Bumper, the socialite leader
Sticky, The Devourer
Shy Guy, Name says all.
Rose, hyper, never sleeps
Sharky, micro version of ShyGuy
Celebrating 5 years of Crabisism
Bumper, the socialite leader
Sticky, The Devourer
Shy Guy, Name says all.
Rose, hyper, never sleeps
Sharky, micro version of ShyGuy
Celebrating 5 years of Crabisism
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Wai
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Re: Identification Help Please
Of course it is normal. I think besides diet, the environment and genetics also influences their exoskeleton colour.
Wai
