The first amplexing of the season!

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Hi all,

Just wanted to share some pics of my T. Grans amplexing. So the one on top is the male. They weren't amplexing for very long, i don't think the female was going for it :rolleyes:

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Enjoy!
 

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Very cool dude! Good luck with raising the young. You should post pictures when she lays.
 
Haha, I wish I got young! But no, just amplexus. This species commonly amplexes but doesn't actually lay that often. I currently have mine in a cooling setup though, so we'll see what happens.
Fingers crossed!
 
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