Thread: Hynobius keyserlingi (siberian salamander)

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Old 16th November 2004   #13 (permalink)
Tim Johnson
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Hehe, I guess one could conceivably take a 10-year break from the hobby, and then restart in 2014 with the same animals Click the image to open in full size.

I wonder how long "a very long time" referred to above actually is. I mean, how long would it take to end up 14 meters deep in the permafrost? Tens or even hundreds of years?! Taxonomists would probably have a field day Click the image to open in full size.
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