Taxon and evidence category
C. spinata — self-reported approximate colony counts
Illustrated breeder-to-observation evidence tree
Original dated study or breeder account
Same 2021–22 Sulawesi breeding report
Actually reported measurements
Approximately 10 animals stocked → approximately 100 after six months
Evidence interpretation
Source-identifiable spinata colony growth in a captive setting
Why this is NOT an inheritance ratio
No genotyped parent genealogy, quantified brood n or independent replication Parent sexes, specimen IDs, and F1/F2 genotype-phenotype cohorts not disclosed
Conservation and care boundaries
Do not collect threatened wild populations; require documented captive-bred stock and stable measured conditions, avoid aquarium releases.
Original cited sources
- Peter Baert (Sulawesi Keepers, 2023), original first-person captive breeder log
Identified breeder reports approximate colony stock sizes, conditions and subsequent crash — Unmarked animals and no controlled experiment, no exact newborn count or DNA-verified parentage.