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toxodera sp.
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<blockquote data-quote="brancsikia339" data-source="post: 244216" data-attributes="member: 6219"><p>They never were in the US, to most of our knowledge. Two brothers (sufistic and khabirun) kept a toxodera beieri female for four months. They also had stenotoxodera porioni. They also need a very large cage or they supposedly commit suicide by chewing their limbs off and slowly eating themselves to death. To put it in a conclusion, nothing near for a novice keeper. There are over 20 species, most completely unknown except by appearance. To this day no one knows what toxodera ooths look like.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brancsikia339, post: 244216, member: 6219"] They never were in the US, to most of our knowledge. Two brothers (sufistic and khabirun) kept a toxodera beieri female for four months. They also had stenotoxodera porioni. They also need a very large cage or they supposedly commit suicide by chewing their limbs off and slowly eating themselves to death. To put it in a conclusion, nothing near for a novice keeper. There are over 20 species, most completely unknown except by appearance. To this day no one knows what toxodera ooths look like. [/QUOTE]
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