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juraj
Guest
Hi warties fans,
some poor photos of 25 days old egg:
laing female:
and a male:
some poor photos of 25 days old egg:
laing female:
and a male:
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R
ralf
Guest
Great photos Juraj! Is this the first egglaying of your animals? How do you keep them?
Please keep us updated on the egg-development.
Ralf
Please keep us updated on the egg-development.
Ralf
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chris
Guest
Lucky! Did you actively breed them or did they lay after buying or did it just happen? If it was deliberate how did you do it?
Any chance of sending eggs to the UK?
Cheers
Chris
Any chance of sending eggs to the UK?
Cheers
Chris
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chris
Guest
Forgot to mention - beautiful animals!
Chris
Chris
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juraj
Guest
Thank you guys,
I`ve got these animals since February 2003, they are probably wild caught, bought in pet shop. I keep them fully aquatic in 100l heavily grown tank. Temperatures are 22-26 °C summer, 15-17°C winter. Food: mostly nightcrawlers during the summer and tubi or frozen blood worms in winter.
The male got his breeding dress and started tail fanning within October and the female started to lay in December. First few eggs were not fertilized.
She has laid over 50 eggs up to now. Three of them are hatched now. First embryo hatched in 36 days pretty vestigial and died soon. Second seem vestigial too, still alive, third seem to be o.k.
I`ve got these animals since February 2003, they are probably wild caught, bought in pet shop. I keep them fully aquatic in 100l heavily grown tank. Temperatures are 22-26 °C summer, 15-17°C winter. Food: mostly nightcrawlers during the summer and tubi or frozen blood worms in winter.
The male got his breeding dress and started tail fanning within October and the female started to lay in December. First few eggs were not fertilized.
She has laid over 50 eggs up to now. Three of them are hatched now. First embryo hatched in 36 days pretty vestigial and died soon. Second seem vestigial too, still alive, third seem to be o.k.
M
mark
Guest
Great photos.
Good luck with the eggs and larvae.
Do you have any pictures of there setup?
Good luck with the eggs and larvae.
Do you have any pictures of there setup?
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juraj
Guest
M
mark
Guest
Hi Juraj,
Thanks, nice setup.
Thanks, nice setup.
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chris
Guest
good luck with those little guys a had a batch of hongkong eggs hatch a few months ok they are very very hard to keep alive. Almost everyone of them died but i have 2 left and they morphed about a month ago one crawled out a tiny hole and dried up the last one is doing fine. The only way i could keep the larvae alive was in a 10gallon tank with lots of plants and a hingdown filter. I hope this helps you alittle bit.
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chris
Guest
Juraj
I can't send you a private message - what is your email address (tell me via a message)
Cheers
Chris
I can't send you a private message - what is your email address (tell me via a message)
Cheers
Chris
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juraj
Guest
Hi Chris,
thank you for the advice.
thank you for the advice.
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juraj
Guest
The male started to molest female
sniffing eggs, trying to eat them
young egg:
sniffing eggs, trying to eat them
young egg:
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joel
Guest
your newts look identical to mine.. my paramesotritons must be hongkongensis then. No one has actually given me a definite answer about what species my paramesotriton is.