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killian

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After a lot of criticism about putting amphibians in outdoor vivaria and assured it would lead to disaster I would just like to post a picture of my S.terrestris larvae in their outdoor enclosure. this pair over wintered outside and have breed this year.




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for more info on my outdoor vivaria check out my website
 
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russ

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Then I'll be the first to congratulate you. I've often contemplated outdoor enclosures if I were to ever live in the optimum climate. How long have they been in the enclosure?

RUSS
 
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killian

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Thank you Russ, they have been in the enclosure since last year.
 
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