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Andrei

Andrei

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I'm not a newcomer here. But it's my second start, i was out for a while:happy:. Today i keep Cynops ensicauda popei and Triturus karelinii. Cynops ensicauda popei i raised from the eggs, and this year they've laid their own! And i would like to expand my collection. I'm interested in Triturus marmoratus, Paramesotriton, Notophthalmus, Taricha, american species in general. Hope i find someone who can share eggs/animals with me:happy:.
 
Welcome back to the forum.:D I look forward to reading more about your caudates.
 
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