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cyclosternum schmardae


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13 years 5 months ago #67766 by Huzaifah
Anyone keeping these ?are they dwarfs ?what is their full grown size ?I've got one ,been growing real slow ..
Any input welcome

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13 years 5 months ago - 13 years 5 months ago #67767 by Jake
Replied by Jake on topic cyclosternum schmardae
Cyclosternum schmardae (Costa Rican Greenrump)

If I remember correctly from doing research all those years ago, they grow to 10 to 12cm legspan.
I have a mature male left over from my lot.

The are skittish and can be fast.
They are New world.
They are opportunistic burrows.


Other than that they can be kept like C. fasciatum
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13 years 5 months ago #67771 by Huzaifah
Replied by Huzaifah on topic cyclosternum schmardae
Thanks Cascade ,
I've got mine as a sling about 2 years ago ..
Has been growing very slow ,only about 6cm now .
They do seem quite different from c.fasciatum .
How big is your male ?

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13 years 5 months ago #67772 by Jake
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If memory serves me correct he is 10cm.

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Not really the most accurate way to measure.

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13 years 5 months ago #67775 by Cameron Torode
I've also got one, also got mine about 2 years ago, and is growing really slow. According to Tim, they are really slow growers

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13 years 5 months ago #67781 by Huzaifah
Replied by Huzaifah on topic cyclosternum schmardae
Shouldn't they rather be classified into a different genus ?since c.fasciatum is rather fast growing ?

Thanks for the input guys

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