Our family of eighteen Taricha granulosa juveniles at 8 months old (eggs laid July 5 2011, hatched July 24 2011).
Taricha granulosa (dark colored) and Taricha torosa (light colored). Both are males.
Taricha torosa (light colored) and Taricha granulosa (dark colored).
Taricha granulosa juvenile eight months old.
Our family of eighteen Taricha granulosa juveniles at 8 months old (eggs laid July 5 2011, hatched July 24 2011).
Our 8 month old Taricha granulosas, captive born and getting bigger! They are very "social" and like to pile up together.
Taricha granulosa siblings five months old.
One of our babies: Taricha granulosa larvae about 15 weeks old.
J

Our family of eighteen Taricha granulosa juveniles at 8 months old (eggs laid July 5 2011, hatched July 24 2011).

sde
Man, I really miss my Taricha :( Were these captive bred? If so, congrats!!!
 
J
Yes, these Taricha granulosa were all captive bred. Most of these seen in the picture have since made it to adulthood...I gave many of them away to good homes. I still own two, another family member has two. I have several new younger generations in the pipeline. In about a year, I may have even more to give away!
 
T
Where are you located? I'd be very interested in learning your breeding and baby rearing process as I've acquired a pair of these. Also would be interested in buying some from you if you ship? I'm in Utah.
 
J
I am in Oregon (Taricha granulosa are native here). I am quite sure I will have some more Taricha to give away in about a year. My current crop are starting to morph ( loose gills) and I have about 50 to 60 (a lot more this time) and they are all doing amazingly well (almost no deaths) so I will definitely be looking for homes for them. As for tips on raising them in captivity, happy to help. Just let me know what you want to know.
 

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