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crowey
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Hi,
I'm chloe, I'm living and working in Cornwall, I'm at the start of a PhD on Nicrophorus vespilloides. I'm just starting out keeping invertebrates, currently I have some Phylliums (Phyllia?) but I'm not sure what species they are, I was told celebecium, but they look much more like giganteum.
I was trying to figure out what they are when I found this place, seems there's some people who know their stuff, so no doubt I'll be annoying the hell out of them with my stupid questions and general lack of knowledge 
Oh my god, I just spell checked, and Nicrophorus comes up as necrophilias  |
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Stuart
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welcome to captivebred.
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Welcome,
...and you can turn the spell check off if you want
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Hi and welcome to the forum 
Very interesting.........got any common names for that lot  
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crowey
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sorry, bad habit, talking in latin all the time 
Nicrphorus is a beetle, the burying or sexton beetle, lovely little orange and black thing, they eat dead mice and other small vertibrates.
phyllium=leaf insects
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trueviper_UK
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As I said, very interesting
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Hi Chloe, welcome to CB 
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Hi, and welcome to the forum!
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Beardie Baby
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Hi Chloe, welcome to CaptiveBred.
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 9:16 am Post subject: Re: Hello |
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| crowey wrote: |
Oh my god, I just spell checked, and Nicrophorus comes up as necrophilias |
Hi Chloe, welcome to the site, you can switch off spell check by clicking on your profile button at the top of the page (then scroll down to spell check options )
hope you enjoy the site.
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