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Hi everyone! Just recently joined the forums recently and wanted to introduce myself! I'm currently on the hunt for some Typhlonectes natans, so hopefully I'll be posting about them soon! I had them once before and fell in love with the little guys, so that's where my main interest lies!
 
Hello and welcome to the forum! Good luck with your search for T. natans! :D
 
Thanks! I'll need all the luck I can get! :happy:
 
Stupot1610 said:
That's a very interesting species you keep! I would love to see pictures

Stuart
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Unfortunately I actually don't have any pictures from when I had them before. But I will definitely be posting pics and info once I get another little colony set up!
 
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