O oregon newt New member Joined Feb 2, 2008 Messages 589 Reaction score 16 Points 0 Location Maryland Country United States Display Name Will Jan 9, 2009 #1 My newts have started mating. Here are a couple pictures of them. Attachments phpWdrnybPM.jpg 65.1 KB · Views: 390 php1jtAeKPM.jpg 50.8 KB · Views: 328 phpX77ym4PM.jpg 68.4 KB · Views: 329
John Founder Staff member Joined Feb 6, 2001 Messages 8,171 Reaction score 469 Points 83 Age 47 Location USA Country Ireland Display Name John Clare Jan 9, 2009 #2 Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans Well amplexus is one thing but do you have eggs or attempted spermatophore transfer (find any in the tank)?
Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans Well amplexus is one thing but do you have eggs or attempted spermatophore transfer (find any in the tank)?
L louise New member Joined May 7, 2007 Messages 277 Reaction score 10 Points 0 Location Glasgow Country Scotland Display Name Louise Selfridge Jan 10, 2009 #3 Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans Lovely pictures!
Otterwoman Administrator Staff member Joined Dec 13, 2006 Messages 6,624 Reaction score 120 Points 63 Location Wappingers Falls, NY Country United States Jan 10, 2009 #4 Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans Ha, that pic could have been taken in my tank too. They did a lot of amplexing last year and nothing to show for it. Maybe this year...
Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans Ha, that pic could have been taken in my tank too. They did a lot of amplexing last year and nothing to show for it. Maybe this year...
O oregon newt New member Joined Feb 2, 2008 Messages 589 Reaction score 16 Points 0 Location Maryland Country United States Display Name Will Jan 10, 2009 #5 Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans No eggs or spermatophore transfer as far as I know. What exactly does a spermatophore look like?
Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans No eggs or spermatophore transfer as far as I know. What exactly does a spermatophore look like?
Jennewt Administrator Staff member Joined May 27, 2005 Messages 12,451 Reaction score 158 Points 63 Location USA Country United States Jan 10, 2009 #6 Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans I would call this courtship, not mating. Most often, a spermatophore will just look like a non-descript white bit on the bottom of the tank. By the time I see them, they are usually deteriorating and don't look like much. If you happen to see a fresh one, it would look like: http://www.caudata.org/cc/images/species/Ambystoma/A_mexicanum1PURIC.jpg http://www.caudata.org/people/JM/pics/spphoresTk.JPG
Re: Couple Pictures of my breeding T. Grans I would call this courtship, not mating. Most often, a spermatophore will just look like a non-descript white bit on the bottom of the tank. By the time I see them, they are usually deteriorating and don't look like much. If you happen to see a fresh one, it would look like: http://www.caudata.org/cc/images/species/Ambystoma/A_mexicanum1PURIC.jpg http://www.caudata.org/people/JM/pics/spphoresTk.JPG