Fiddler Crab

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#15 - Common Crab

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#16 - Fiddler Crab

Fiddler Crab
#16

Description
A relatively normal sized crab with a preposterously large claw. The claw can grip with incredible strength, but the arm is fragile and can be snapped with ease.

Type	Location
(0.0 m - 10.0 m)	The Marrows

Time	Max Length
Any	25.00 cm

Rod	Trawl	Pot
No	No	Yes

Space
(3x2) 5 Slot(s)

Value	Base Value per Slot	Max Length Value
$35.00	$7.00	$43.75

The Fiddler Crab is a Crustacean that can be caught in The Marrows by using a Crab Pot in Dredge.

The Fiddler Crab (Uca spp.) is a small, colorful crab found in coastal mudflats, mangroves, and sandy beaches around the world. Male Fiddler Crabs are easily recognized by their oversized claw, which they wave to attract mates and ward off rivals. Fiddler Crabs can grow up to 5 cm (2 in) in size. They are detritivores, feeding on organic matter in the sediment. Fiddler Crabs play a key role in their ecosystems by aerating the soil and recycling nutrients. Their populations are generally stable, and they are not considered endangered.