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Hello!
I recently aquired a Tylototriton verrucosus ia a friend of mine. Up untill now ive been keeping it in a sort of quarantine setup (plastic box with all kinds of stuff
, because my real aquarium isnt done yet. I will put up a photo of the temporary box later on.
Im planning on making a land area for it using foam/mortar fixative/epoxy.
Anyhow, the actual reason im making this thread is because of the following:
-I don't really know what type of tylo it is exactly, I thought it was a verrucosus, but I could be wrong (I'm completely new with everything caudate related). Also I heard there were different types of them.
-It seems he/she (i dont know it's gender, but i'll call it a he for now) doesnt want to enter any water at all and I don't know what I can do to help him do it. Aren't they mainly aquatic?
-he also seems to breathe troublesome or something. He keeps pushing it's underside of its moth towards the floor. Like a frog does. What does this mean?
alrighty then, I hope anyone could help me out here cause I'm quite at a loss of what to do right now, concerning he doesn't behave like a normal tylo verrucosus.
Thanks alot,
sjors
I recently aquired a Tylototriton verrucosus ia a friend of mine. Up untill now ive been keeping it in a sort of quarantine setup (plastic box with all kinds of stuff
, because my real aquarium isnt done yet. I will put up a photo of the temporary box later on.Im planning on making a land area for it using foam/mortar fixative/epoxy.
Anyhow, the actual reason im making this thread is because of the following:
-I don't really know what type of tylo it is exactly, I thought it was a verrucosus, but I could be wrong (I'm completely new with everything caudate related). Also I heard there were different types of them.
-It seems he/she (i dont know it's gender, but i'll call it a he for now) doesnt want to enter any water at all and I don't know what I can do to help him do it. Aren't they mainly aquatic?
-he also seems to breathe troublesome or something. He keeps pushing it's underside of its moth towards the floor. Like a frog does. What does this mean?
alrighty then, I hope anyone could help me out here cause I'm quite at a loss of what to do right now, concerning he doesn't behave like a normal tylo verrucosus.
Thanks alot,
sjors