Paramesotriton laoensis breeding, chapter 2

great p. laoensis paul_b. keep us posted and yes I do want some. these are only second in my list to t. marmoratus.:D
 
Paramesotriton laoensis breeding, chapter 3

Yesterday evening I saw the first successfull mating of this season!
5 sperms by the male, 2 on the "right place" off the female.
Then biting (see photo) - for half an hour in this position.

Paul
 

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Excellent picture Paul! good luck with the breeding but I'm sure it will turn out fine ;-)
 
Paramesotriton laoensis breeding, chapter 3

And again - the next generation!
Paul
 

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Once again, congratulations Paul!
They should change their name to Paramesotriton bachhauseni......
 
congratulations Paul, I hope they come out healthy, and keep posting pictures as they grow.:proud:
 
Hi Paul. Once again, congratulations. I am sure you will populate the world with this species ;).
 
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Thanks all!
...I am sure you will populate the world with this species ;).
Until now only Europe!
Paul
 
Last week I got some logies (Parmesotriton Laoensis)for the wintermonths,they coming from you Paul.
Nice little ones and they walking around during the day(and eating),really great!
Petro
 
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Hi Petro,
it's interesting with this little guys!
Wenn they come into a new set up, they often walk around. Later they are more hidden.
But on some days - sometimes when I open the window - most of them also walk around.
Paul
 
Here is a photo of them;
 

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2 more,goodn't find a way to putt with the other one anymore,after sending that one.
They are not fantastic,but you can stil see them.
Petro
 

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Congrats again Paul!
 
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In the meantime the female laid app. 50 fertile eggs and is still doing!
But the male is courting like crazy and sometimes successfull mating!
Usualy then the male bites the female near to where the sperm was take of, but yesterday I saw this.

Paul
 

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Stunning newts.
 
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Nearly 6 weeks at 15 - 18 °C - now the first slipped :)
Paul
 

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Amazing journal, very inspiring. I'm also very intrigued about this theory of infertility within F2 generations and the tactics with which it will take to remedy the situation.

Looks like your colony is going to easily establish this species within the caudate scene.
 
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.....Looks like your colony is going to easily establish this species within the caudate scene.
@Marco, nothing easy in breeding laoensis!
Paul
 
Sorry I didnt mean it in that respect, I meant that you seem to have mastered the art to breeding them.
 
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Sorry I didnt mean it in that respect, I meant that you seem to have mastered the art to breeding them.
:) no problem Marco!

An other thing!
Many enthusiasts living in USA and Canada asked me to get some of my laoensis breeding!
I would like to give them to America but notice - I don't make illegale sending and I don't know a legal way!
So, sorry but not possible :-(

Paul

(I hope it is o.k. that I post this here - if not, please delete it)
 
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