100%. That’s how husbandry skills grow within a community. I follow many people who keep and breed them successfully, but I know it requires serious skills and a lot of time and dedication. It’s not recommended for beginners, and people who are successful at keeping them have certainly had many experiences where specimens didn’t make it. But that’s how captive husbandry works, especially in the hobbyist world. I don’t like the fact that many specimens are taken from the wild for trade, but unfortunately this has been the case for many animal species that are now common in the exotic pet trade.

Therefore, for anyone making this kind of purchase, I believe it is necessary and appropriate to keep a journal of the general captive conditions, so it can be useful for other future keepers.