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C. cyanurus egg-laying

This is a discussion on C. cyanurus egg-laying within the Fire-Belly & Sword-Tail Newts (Cynops & Hypselotriton) forums, part of the Species, Genus & Family Discussions category; Hi!! My cynops cyanurus started laying eggs, too. I just found 3, but the male just got blue, so I ...

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Old 17th December 2006   #1 (permalink)
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Hi!!
My cynops cyanurus started laying eggs, too.
I just found 3, but the male just got blue, so I think there will be some more.
The eggs:
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the male:
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Greetings!
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Nice photo of the eggs (not easy to photograph). Congrats!
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Congratulation for te eggs! And very beautiful male
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Thank you all!
@ Jennifer: You are right. It took a bit time to do a good photo, but it worked!
I will repot, if there is any development.
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