Gribble behave like termites or leaf miners on land, boring into plant material. The seagrass gribble makes a of burrows through blades of seagrasses, eating their soft internal tissues.
Feedback and queries should be sent to the Discovery Centre at Museum Victoria.
Please note, the Discovery Centre can help you only with questions about crustaceans from southeastern Australia. It can not advise on the care of pet hermit crabs or on crustaceans from other regions.