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Triturus marmoratus offspring

This is a discussion on Triturus marmoratus offspring within the Eurasian Newts (Triturus, former Triturus, Calotriton & Euproctus).. forums, part of the Species, Genus & Family Discussions category; hey. Finally I decided to do this post to follow on. By now I let the first delevopment photos and ...

Eurasian Newts (Triturus, former Triturus, Calotriton & Euproctus).. Triturus and its relatives (Ichthyosaura/Mesotriton, Lissotriton, and Ommatotriton) are a diverse and widespread group of newts. While mainly European, several species can be found in the Near and Middle East. Euproctus, the brook newts, are confined to Corsica and Sardinia.

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Old 13th February 2009   #1 (permalink)
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hey. Finally I decided to do this post to follow on.
By now I let the first delevopment photos and Iīll keep posting.
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You can spot at right side the little dark larvae itīs a fire belly one. At this "so young" stage I keep the together:
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...and thatīs it. I will keep the development posted. And take some parent photos!

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nice. Are you interested in parting with any larva? I just hatched some Axie larva and I have many varieties.
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