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Hynobius retardatus juvenile CB2005
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Triturus marmoratus CB 2005
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Ambystoma maculatum Dutch CB2005
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Notopthalmus viridescens
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Hynobius lichenatus CB2005
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Lovely photos Henk. The H. retardatus is especially beautiful. Who bred the maculatum? I have a group which I will try with but it’s rare to find an account of someone who has succeeded. I would be interested in their method.
 
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