About This

• Use It As A Feeding Bowl Or Pool --- This 5.5" * 5" *1" ( 14 * 13 * 2.5 cm) Feeding Bowl by SunGrow can be buried partially under the substrate so that climbing for your baby crab becomes easy. You can add food or create a drinking or relaxing pool for your hermit crabs. They eat, drink, bathe, and even replenish the extra water when they carry within the back of their shell.
• Keeps Crabitat Clear & Reduces Mess --- As this food container encourages feeding in a single area of the terrarium, it helps in cutting down on the mess. It holds food in an enclosed area and your little crawler just gorge on it. As scavengers, they are attracted to the variety of food this little container can offer them. This also functions well as a separator for water and substrate creating an organized space for your crab.
• An Alternative Climbing Toy --- Being social creatures, hermit crabs definitely love to play. They are very adventurous and love to climb. This little food bowl is ideal for your crab to climb on.You may however complement your bowl with SunGrow’s Cholla Wood which can be used by small crabs as a tool to go up and down the bowl.
• Functional, Attractive Decor --- Make an ideal crabitat where function meets form by adding this feeding bowl. Aside from its various uses, it also helps create a beautiful habitat for your hermit crabs. This food bowl has a monochromatic color scheme in black and white that blends perfectly to your desired terrarium design. This also fits conveniently into the enclosure’s corner and doesn’t take so much space.
• Durable & Sturdy --- Containing spots to keep your hermit crab pets in a terrarium is important to keep the food fresh. Hermit Crab Feeding Bowl by SunGrow is made from concrete weighing half a pound with proven durability. It is so sturdy that it can’t be moved nor flipped so easily so your pet will be restricted from falling off.

Overview

• Material : Wood
• Target Species : Hermit Crab
• Brand : SunGrow
• Recommended Uses For Product : Multiple Pets
• Breed Recommendation : Small Breeds