Rubber Eels/Caecilian worms (typhlo. and Potomotyphlus)
Hi There,
Anybody out there into these neat critters? Black rubber eel (typhlonectus) $60 Grey rubber eel (potomotyphlus kaupi) 'RARE' $75 I'll be placing an order in a couple of weeks, so please contact me if you want to get in on it. Thanks, Steve |
Where are you ordering from? I currently have Anguilla marmorata and wonder if these will make good tank mates. Unfortunately I don't live near you to go in on a order.
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We carry those where I work frequently for $16 :bolt01:
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Really, do you know they supplier the come from?
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why are they in the water? caecilians are an amphibian and as far as I've always known they are terrestrial and burrow in damp soil. I have never hear of an entirely aquatic caecilian.....caecilians also have annulated bodies and those appear to be smooth.
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While most caecilians are indeed fossorial, some genera have become aquatic, even giving birth to young with external gills. Typholnectes and Ichthyophis are excellent examples.
Henry |
interesting, i didnt know that. how often do you order them? and do you only order aquatics?
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