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dannyyyallenn

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Whats up everyone, glad to finally be a member here. I'm from Chicago where we don't get a ton of cool herps but amphibians/reptiles are still my passion and I do lots of research on them. I'll be getting two paddle tail(pachytriton labiatus) newts in a few days and will probably ask a few questions. Don't worry tho, I've done plenty of research on those little guys before ordering. I'll be posting a pic of my aquarium setup soon. Once again, excited to be part of the community now and hope to learn lots.
 
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Hi, welcome to the forum!
Good luck with the pachytriton, there are still many unanswered questions about their life cycle and raising babies to maturity in captivity hasn't happened yet as far as I can tell.
 
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hello and welcome to the form! im new too, i hope you and i both enjoy the forms:happy:
 
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Cool thread Chinadog, I've been pretty curious about juvenile P Labiatus and their lifecycle in general. Yeah, I've been sweating with research and can barely find any info about their lifecycle. Hopefully scientists will be able to get deeper into research about them.
 
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