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Abandoned hermit crab in need of a home
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- A home is being sought for a hermit crab which has been with the GSPCA since April.
- The crab, named Tamatoa, arrived after being abandoned.
- The GSPCA said it does not just hide in his shell and can be very inquisitive.
A new home is being sought for a hermit crab which was abandoned in Guernsey.
The crab, named Tamatoa, arrived at the GSPCA centre in April.
Manager Steve Byrne said 鈥渢hankfully, despite his ordeal, [he] is doing very well".
The charity said it was 鈥渙ne of the more unusual animals in need of a home鈥.
鈥淲e have a number of animals in need of homes at the GSPCA, from ferrets to cockerels, a king snake to a bearded dragon - and Tamatoa the hermit crab is one of the most unusual," Mr Byrne said.
鈥滺e doesn鈥檛 hide in his shell all of the time and can be very inquisitive.鈥
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