Reptile Hunter - Hirudinaria manillensis aka buffalo leech, I have babies of them. It is a medicinal leech by the way and used mainly in Asia. Photo by Itsuki Yoshida | Facebook
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Full article: Culture of a new medicinal leech: growth, survival and reproduction of Hirudo orientalis Utevsky and Trontelj, 2005 under laboratory conditions
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Leech keepers offer themselves as food to their 'pets' by allowing parasites to suck their blood | Daily Mail Online
Leech keepers offer themselves as food to their 'pets' by allowing parasites to suck their blood | Daily Mail Online
