Kaiyodo CapsuleQ Museum - The complete of Poisonous and Dangerous creature

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Kaiyodo CapsuleQ Museum - The complete of Poisonous and Dangerous creature, all 8 types, 2014.6
01. Micrurus fulvius
02. Leiurus quinquestriatus
03. Brachypelma smithi
04. Scolopendra subspinipes (Green)
05. Scolopendra subspinipes (Red)
06. Dendrobates pumilio
07. Dendrobates leucomelas
08. Hapalochlaena fasciata
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01. Micrurus fulvius
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02. Leiurus quinquestriatus
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03. Brachypelma smithi
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04. Scolopendra subspinipes (Green)
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05. Scolopendra subspinipes (Red)
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06. Dendrobates pumilio
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07. Dendrobates leucomelas
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08. Hapalochlaena fasciata
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A very interesting set !!!
Especially the scolopenders and the octopus

Just a comment :
I googled Prosopocoilus inclinatus , - it came up with beetles
Probably the octopus is Hapalochlaena lunulata

SUSANNE wrote:

A very interesting set !!!
Especially the scolopenders and the octopus

Just a comment :
I googled Prosopocoilus inclinatus , - it came up with beetles
Probably the octopus is Hapalochlaena lunulata

Thank you. You are right, its name is wrong. When I reproduced from the Chinese Forum, it's Chinese name is right, so I did not verify its scientific name.

I check the booklet, it's Southern blue-ringed octopus, Hapalochlaena maculosa

The blue ringed octopus is amazing

I need that octopus :)

tjjtjjtjja wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

A very interesting set !!!
Especially the scolopenders and the octopus

Just a comment :
I googled Prosopocoilus inclinatus , - it came up with beetles
Probably the octopus is Hapalochlaena lunulata

Thank you. You are right, its name is wrong. When I reproduced from the Chinese Forum, it's Chinese name is right, so I did not verify its scientific name.

I check the booklet, it's Southern blue-ringed octopus, Hapalochlaena maculosa

Interesting, the shape of the spots on the main body supports Hapalochlaena fasciata, but if the booklet specified H. maculosa, that is probably what it should be. The spots on the body can support that species!

Wow, this is so beautiful set.
And the models looks solide, right ?
...At least the frogs, octopus and snake...

I love the whole set but if I had to choose a single one, it would be the Palestine yellow scorpion, just fabulous! Maybe the least favourite is that spider but I like it anyway.
Interesting, the color morph of the strawberry dart frog is the exact same as Mojö Fun released recently.

costicuba wrote:

Wow, this is so beautiful set.
And the models looks solide, right ?
...At least the frogs, octopus and snake...

The models in this set are soft, it is the softest of all the Kaiyodo figures I bought.

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costicuba wrote:

Wow, this is so beautiful set.
And the models looks solide, right ?
...At least the frogs, octopus and snake...

The models in this set are soft, it is the softest of all the Kaiyodo figures I bought.

the scorpion and tarantula are hard; the centipedes and octopus are soft. I don't have the frogs, so I am not sure about those. Also, the tarantula and scorpion require minimal assembly

I am not accurate, the scorpion and tarantula are hard, others is soft.

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The octopus is Hapalochlaena fasciata.

I need to learn more animal knowledge