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henk

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THey are close to breeding, the chin of the males are white and the females are well fat... gravid with eggs. Here are some shots already

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Nice pictures Henk. Have your dunni taken to water yet? The ones I got from you are still terrestrial, but at least one has a very white chin...
Chris
 
Well so you have an active male ... my animals are not yet active, they will be when I start refreshing the water and cleaning up the tank a bit (planned for next week).
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Should I replace the moss as well as water changes then?
Chris
 
Water changes are a general thrive. If the moss still ooks ok, I should leave it. But I think your animals might need one more year before they will breed Chris .. what is their size now ??
 
The three larger ones are between 3,5 and 5 inches now, and all three have lost their juvenile 'flecking'
Chris
 
Well you have done real well then.. with a bit of luck they may breed since my (older) adults are maybe a little larger but I have actually bred with them at that length...
 
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