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There is some debate over whether Caecilians are in fact detritivores or carnivores. If they are detritivores then they eat detritus that they find in the soil. Most evidence of Caecilian feeding patterns seems to point to the conclusion that they are in fact carnivores who feed on insects (especially termites) and earthworms.
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What is the lifespan of a caecilian?
caecilian life cycle
How many fingers does a caecilian have?
A caecilian is a legless amphibian and therefore does not have fingers.
Is a caecilian an invertebrate?
Yes because a caecilian is a worm like amphibian
Is a caecilian cold blooded?
A caecilian is cold blooded because it is an Amphibian and all Amphibians are cold blooded
Is a caecilian a tetrapod?
yes
How big is a caecilian?
It is as big as a snake
How big is the biggest caecilian in the world?
The largest caecilian is the Atretochoana eiselti which can grow to be as large as 63 inches (5 ft 3 in).
What dose cecilia mean in spanish?
caecilian
How much does a caecilian weigh?
it does not weigh a pound too small
Salamanders without limbs?
It might not be a salamander. It might be a caecilian
The what is found in tropical rain forests and usually has poor vision or is blind?
caecilian
Where do caecilian do?
They live in moist environments, in Asia, Australia, South America, and Europe.
