N.v.l. efts(Pic Heavy)

Well, there are only 2 efts left... This is good and bad news. The good news is five went aquatic after the introduction of a larger and planted water dish. The other one drowned while going aquatic. I cant get any good pics of the aquatic newts because the water dish is in the middle of thier cage and which prevents side shots. Here is a picture of the last two efts and one poor picture of an aquatic one.
 

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Well, I have finally put together a 40 gallon breeder for these guys. I will post a new thread showing it and the nvl's better but I thought I would give a sneak peak of how they are doing. :happy:
 

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Very nice little brother! Its nice to see updated pics. I've been following this thread ever since you started it and it gets better every time. Keep it up.
 
I will keep it updated. I am thinking about starting a new thread with a complete setup pic. I do love thier new setup! I really hope get some eggs from them this winter but I know it may be a long shot.
 
You got the noto touch! They look beautiful, its awesome to see such a story for egg to adult and hopefully back to egg! ;) Post that setup, I am dying to see it!

Mitch
 
Definitely post pics of your set-up. Your new adults look great!

Man, I wish mine would go in the water :rolleyes: I think they must be on the seven year plan.
 
I have a thread with pics of the setup. Its in the photos of enclosures/setups part of the site. Haha! A seven year plan. I now only have one exclusively terrestrial eft but I think that may change soon too.
 
Congrats! great pics and very beauty newts!
 
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