Euproctus

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I would like to meet with euproctus brreders, to check my set up
thanks
 
E. platycephalus is said to be the most endangered newt in Europe and is highly protected. How did you manage to legally acquire any?

As for breeding setups, I only know of 3 or 4 people in Europe keeping platycephalus, and I have yet to hear of any breeding success.
 
If he was collected in the wild without proper permits, then no, you cannot legally keep him.

Wild Triturus, as far as I know, cannot be collected and kept as pets either in EU countries, only captive bred specimens. Maybe a European keeper could shed more light on that.
 
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