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I have a question about verrucosus and temperature, I was wondering what the best temperature is for the winterperiod. I'm keeping them at the moment at a temperature of 16 C in the water and about 12 at the land, is this ok for the winter, or is it to cold? Because if I want to breed them it is best to give them a cold period, isn't it?

Greetings Mark
 
That's fine. Regarding giving them a cold period, I would say it's advisable but not absolutely necessary. I always keep mine in the teens Celsius (usually later in the teens though) in the winter.
 
Hi
What a surprise,....
My personal opinion is to offer my newts a period, where they can cool down and which should be important to regenerate their whole organism.
When they reduce feeding for a longer period without doing worse, you found(in my opinion) the best temperature.Other opinions are existing,
as we all know,.....

By the way: The teens are between 10 and 20?
What´s the name for the lower numbers?

Why don´t you want to answer my mail, John?
Philipp

P.S: A friend of mine told Mr.Fleck, who wrote an article about breeding kweichowensis some years ago, that his Animals are still eating around 9°C,
while the article said that 15°C are less enough for them to stop eating,.....
Fleck changed his temperatures, as i was told.

(Message edited by grundtner on November 23, 2003)
 
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