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ahm...the adults are to keep like salamandra...
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<i>Hynobius tokyoensis</i>
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Actually, Kamil, I've since made contact with somebody here who is really experienced in raising hynobiids post-morph so I think I'll gather tips from him and give it a try (especially seeing as I have 3 kinds of H. larvae brewing already)
In fact, I'm planning to get a used glass door cooler, the kind soft drinks are stocked in at your local 7-11, for use over the summer months to keep them especially cool like you mentioned.
In fact, I'm planning to get a used glass door cooler, the kind soft drinks are stocked in at your local 7-11, for use over the summer months to keep them especially cool like you mentioned.
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Here's one six-and-a-half months after hatching:
I still have a couple dozen of these guys. Compared with other kinds of H. morphs I'm raising, they're very secretive, very quick and excitable, and very difficult to hand-feed bloodworm to, though hardy.
I still have a couple dozen of these guys. Compared with other kinds of H. morphs I'm raising, they're very secretive, very quick and excitable, and very difficult to hand-feed bloodworm to, though hardy.
