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Cyriocosmus - A little perspective
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So I've known for a while now that this was a small T, but for those of us who have never had opportunity to see one in person with our own eyes, I thought this might put things in perspective.
Check out the pics of C. elegans next to T. blondi and the difference in eggsack sizes too. Amazing that two T's can be different in size!
PS: Some of the more experienced keepers might find this useful in identifying the various Cyriocosmus spp.
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Wow, that is quite interesting, exactly as you say, I have always known this was a small species, but never quite got the grasp of the the actual size.
Wow, that is quite interesting, exactly as you say, I have always known this was a small species, but never quite got the grasp of the the actual size.
Thanks for the post Masta_Splinta!
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Now that is a big dif.....
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yeah...they are tiny lil pieces of pure joy...i have 2 C.elegans that are 1.5cm now..
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Whats the price range on those C.Elegans? And I hear they easy and straight forward to breed. Maybe I will try get my hands on the little cuties one day