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RE: Caecilians

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Posted by: caecilianman02 at Wed Mar 10 19:12:26 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by caecilianman02 ]  
   

WOW!

What zoo did you work at? I own a pair of aquatic caecilians, as well as a terrestrial species. I hardly know anyone who keeps the terrestrial kind. Mine is about 5 inches, slender, and a mix of dark brown and deep purple. I treat them like kings; i love all of my caecilians and many other pets. I wanted to know what is a good thing to start feeding this one; he is very, very small. I am pretty sure it was wild-caught, because the terrestrial species are almost never bred. Its good to know that there is someone else who specializes in caecilians; 3 of my 26 pets are these fascinating limbless creatures

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