Everything you need to know about Tuerkayana is a genus of large terrestrial crabs, established in late 2018 following a taxonomic revision of the Gecarcinidae family. The genus was formed by reclassifying two species from Cardisoma and two from Discoplax.

Everything you need to know about Geograpsus a genus of semi-terrestrial crabs primarily found across equatorial regions, including Central America, Asia, East Africa, Madagascar, and the Pacific Islands. While not the most common, they do appear in the pet trade, primarily through specialised collectors.

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.

Everything you need to know about: Sundathelphusa. Their adaptability to moderate and fast-flowing freshwater systems, combined with peaceful social behaviour, makes Sundathelphusa philippina an excellent candidate for group aquariums and river-style biotope tanks.

Everything you need to know about Siamthelphusa a small genus of fully aquatic freshwater crabs native to Southeast Asia, particularly Thailand and Malaysia.

Everything you need to know about Pom Pom Crabs (Lybia spp.). Also known as Boxer Crabs or Cheerleader Crabs. This super cool little creatures loved for their quirky behavior and those adorable "smiles."

Everything you need to know about Ptychognathus barbatus. A species of brackish-water filter-feeding crab that has been documented in regions such as southern Taiwan and New Caledonia.

Everything you need to know about keeping Caridina shrimp. These shrimp are more sensitive and specialised than their Neocaridina cousins. They include iconic species such as Crystal Red, Crystal Black, and Taiwan Bees.

Everything you need to know to keep and breed Neocaridina shrimp. A hardy, colourful freshwater shrimp originating from eastern Asia. They are one of the easiest and best animals to keep an aquarium. But there are some important things to know before you get some.

What is the Dark Method for keeping and breeding crabs in captivity? An explanation of 'The Dark Method' vs. 'The Love Method' for keeping crabs in captivity.

Everything you need to know about keeping Austruca. A genus of brackish and saltwater fiddler crabs native to the coastal and estuarine regions of Asia and Australia.

Everything you need to know about Parathelphusa pantherina. A highly sought-after species of freshwater crab known for its stunning pattern and coloration, often compared to the markings of a panther. Native to Indonesia, this species is listed as Endangered, and unfortunately, every individual currently available in the aquarium trade is wild caught.

Everything you need to know about Terrathelphusa a little-known genus of freshwater crab native to the tropical island of Java, Indonesia. These crabs inhabit stream banks and lowland freshwater systems, likely thriving in leaf litter and rocky environments.

While Gecarcinus species can make excellent pets, it’s important to know that not all species are equal in terms of difficulty. There are 3 common species all of which have different requirements so follow along as we teach you how to care for them.

Everything you need to know about keeping Gecarcoidea is a genus of large, powerful terrestrial crabs originating from Southeast Asia and Oceania.

Everything you need to know about caring for Perisesarma bidens (Red Claw Crab), a small, colourful crab species native to coastal and estuarine habitats across Asia.

Everything you need to know about caring for Vietorientalia a genus of freshwater crabs known for their unique colouration and hardy nature.

Everything you need to know about keeping Neotiwaripotamon a genus of freshwater crabs native to China, specifically found on Hainan Island.

This guide covers the basic process of setting up a super shallow aquascape, from preparing the tank and hardscape to planting and early livestock choices.

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.