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Ceratogyrus darlingi or marshalli

lews r.a.d

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england
Quite a while back I came on here to figure out how to keep my newly purchased ceratogyrus marshalli or darlingi, and since then he has moulted a few times and has grown substantially. Since I last came on here I haven’t seen him much so I haven’t been able to get any more photographs of him. However today I tried to feed to feed him and he leapt out of his enclosure, which was a bit of a pain but I managed to get some more images of him in the process of putting him back in his habitat. In summary, is he/she able to be identified now?
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lews r.a.d

New Member
Messages
18
Location
england
Quite a while back I came on here to figure out how to keep my newly purchased ceratogyrus marshalli or darlingi, and since then he has moulted a few times and has grown substantially. Since I last came on here I haven’t seen him much so I haven’t been able to get any more photographs of him. However today I tried to feed to feed him and he leapt out of his enclosure, which was a bit of a pain but I managed to get some more images of him in the process of putting him back in his habitat. In summary, is he/she able to be identified now?View attachment 67914
Ps . I know I mentioned it as a he many times but that’s because I’ve named it nelson. I don’t actually know the sex yet
 

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