Hello, im new here and ive been keeping tropical species of frogs for a while now (they breed with no climate change). i was wondering if there are any salamanders in captivity that do this as well??
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Tropical salamanders?
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Nathan050793
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While there really are no "tropical salamanders," there are species that will breed with little to no climate change. For instance, when kept in optimal conditions, Cynops orientalis will breed pretty much any time during the year.
really? that surprises me. there are a lot of salamander species in tropical south america and asia (not sure on africa) so i figured a few species would have found their way into the hobby by now.
anyway, thank you for answering my question!
anyway, thank you for answering my question!
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Saying there are no tropical salamanders just isn't true- there are many species that occupy tropical rainforests, for example Bolitoglossa spp.