Hermit crabs are fascinating creatures that have captured the hearts of many pet owners. These unique crustaceans, known for their habit of inhabiting discarded shells, are often kept in home aquariums or terrariums. Unlike traditional pets, hermit crabs require specific environmental conditions to thrive, making their care a bit more complex than one might initially assume. One critical aspect of hermit crab care is temperature regulation. In their natural habitat, hermit crabs are used to warm, humid environments, which are essential for their well-being. Understanding how to create a suitable environment, including the potential need for a heat lamp, is crucial for any hermit crab owner. As we delve deeper…