Hatching Pipa pipa juveniles video

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Awesome video. I suppose this was at an aquarium or zoo.
 
Actually, the video was shot during a reptile show. The animal was bred by an independent breeder.

I encourage everyone to visit Martin's website (pipidae.net). However, I'm also going to give the direct link to the video, which shows Pipa pipa "hatching" from the female's back:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCayq56wHSA
 
That would be great, Jay. Also hoping you can share your "recipe" for breeding these guys.
 
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