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Breeding Salamandra salamandra

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stefan

Guest
Hi all,
just want to present you my 2006 Salamandra.s. gigliolii offspring.
I am proud managing to bred them this year.
Hope you enjoy

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And here you can see their parents:
http://www.amphibien-net.de/gallery/album33

Greetings,
Stefan

(Message edited by SiLL on February 07, 2006)
 
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stefan

Guest
"...proud to manage breeding them..." sounds better, doesn`t it? ;):D
Greetz, Stefan
 
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rené

Guest
Hi Stefan!

I want to congratulate you for breeding these nice salamanders, too! I'm proud to know a friend who was able to breed them as fast as you did! If I will have some more space in the next time, I would really love to take some.

René
 
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stefan

Guest
Hi Francesco, there is a link under the larvae-picture where you can see the parents
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(Message edited by sill on February 08, 2006)
 
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kyle

Guest
Absolutely stunning! Good luck on the successful upbringing of the larva. Looks like quite the handful.
 
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stefan

Guest
Thanks Kyle, till now there are 53 larvae out of the female pictured above, that is quite a handful i think :D
 
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francesco

Guest
sorry I didn't notice the link.
How did you keep them in order to breed? (temps, housing, ecc.)
Cheers
 
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kieron

Guest
Nice animals
Good job on breeding them
and looks like you are going to be busy for a while
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stefan

Guest
With 50 larvae it starts getting hard work, kieron but I`m looking forward to see them grow and finally metamorphose. For me gigliolii is still one of the prettiest salamandras I have ever seen! ;) :D
 
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philip

Guest
beautiful animals. how large is the female? my terrestris is 7 1/2 inches and only had 27 young but she was so large i thought she would burst! your animals are stunning colours, imay have to get some of these
 
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christian

Guest
I am very interested in a picture of the tank you're keeping them in.

Christian
 
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stefan

Guest
Philip: My gigliolii female is 7,3 inches long (18,5 cm)
Christian: My tanks look very simple. For larvipar salamanders i have foam with a huge layer moss on it and bark-pieces for hiding.
 
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christian

Guest
Die salamanders sind echt wunderbar / Those salamanders are really good looking.
 
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