Anyone fancy submitting this one? I could do most of it myself, but I've never kept a big one.
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I'll do it. I saw some big dried out ones in Leticia. Next time I go back down I'll get some photos. Local collectors, according to Jimmy, avoid them like the plague as they can destroy a net in seconds. He said that they are easy to collect (if you have spare nets) around human habitations. He actually catogorized them as crap eaters because they stay under houses. He said small ones are more difficult to find.
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