Geosesarma is a genus of small freshwater or terrestrial crabs. These crabs live and reproduce on land, with their larval development occurring entirely within the egg. Their natural range extends from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

A lot of people want to keep Vampire Crabs and Mourning Geckos together. But is it actually a smart idea? And what are the potential downsides of keeping Vampire Crabs with Mourning Geckos?

If you are wondering if you can keep Dart Frogs with Vampire Crabs the simple answer is NO. If you aren’t convinced, continue reading and you’ll understand exactly why you shouldn’t keep Vampire Crabs and Dart Frogs together.

Wondering if you can keep just one vampire crab? While these little creatures are social by nature and thrive in groups, there are rare cases where keeping a solo crab is necessary.

If you’re planning to go away for a holiday and want to know how to make sure your Vampire Crabs will be fine. This guide will show you exactly how to keep them happy and healthy while you’re away.

Wondering if your vampire crab tank needs a filter or pump? Discover the truth behind maintaining water quality and keeping your crabs healthy without unnecessary equipment.

If you are having major issues with your Vampire Crabs fighting this article will explain what is causing the problem and how you can reduce fighting amongst your Vampire Crabs.

Here you will find a full list of the known Geosesarma Vampire Crab species. We’ve used their scientific names where possible, however as Vampire Crabs are poached from the wild by amateur “crab hunters” and sold into the pet trade without much regulation, most species aren’t officially documented and named.

Combining species in a paludarium is something everyone wants to do. But not all pairings are successful. Betta fish and vampire crabs are fascinating on their own, but is keeping them together a good idea?

Considering adding Dwarf Crayfish (CPOs) to your vampire crab paludarium? Think twice! There are several important factors to consider, or your setup could face serious challenges.

If you are considering getting Vampire Crabs for yourself or your children there are a few really important factors you need to take into account. They aren’t quite what they appear to be!

In this short article we look at the most common reasons why Geosearma Vampire Crabs lose colour and become brown and sickly looking rather than super bright and colourful.

This guide will show you how to build the perfect vertical style ecosystem paludarium for Vampire Crabs. However if you are choosing to build a vertical style tank you should also choose a vampire crab species that will actually be suitable for it! Don’t worry though we’ll cover that topic as well!

As vampire crabs spend 99% of their time on land choosing the right substrate and soil is super important for their well being. So in this guide I'm going to tell you exactly what you need to be using to keep them happy and breeding!

The most common Geosesarma Vampire Crab questions answered. Are vampire crabs good pets? Are vampire crabs aggressive? Why are vampire crabs called vampire crabs? Can vampire crabs be fully aquatic? Are vampire crabs hard to keep? Can vampire crabs be handled?

In this short article, we’re going to be taking a look at the mating and breeding process of Geosesarma Vampire Crabs (all species). While there are over 50 different species of Vampire Crab the mating process for all of them is pretty much the same. At least from what we have been able to observe so far.

If you are thinking about keeping Geosesarma Vampire Crabs as pets but aren’t sure what you need to get started or how to care for them. This guide will walk you through all the equipment you’ll need to set up your own little Vampire Crab ecosystem paludarium.

If you want to keep fish with your vampire crabs there's quite a few things you need to take into account to make it work. Species selection is also super important, so here's a list of the best fish species to keep with vampire crabs.

I’ve put together the following list of problems people have encountered when starting their adventure with Vampire Crabs. This list is based on hundreds and hundreds of message and comments I’ve received over the years so it should resonate with most people.

In this article we’re going to look at the best species of vampire crabs for vertical style setups. While all Geosesarma Vampire crab species love to climb and will climb just about anything, including glass some are known to be arboreal species in the wild.