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Hello to all members,

I'm new on caudata forum, my english is so and so, forgive me when I make big mistakes!
My name is Luca and I'm italian, actually I breed Hypselotriton orientalis (with successfull breeding in 2012), Ommatotriton ophryticus and two Notophthalmus viridescens. I have a great passion for this last specie, and I'm looking for CB individuals... can you help me? ;)

To share my passion for amphibians, I created an amateur site The Jumping Newt: appunti di allevamento su Cynops orientalis e Notophthalmus viridescens, where I updated caresheet on H. orientalis and N. viridescens

Hi!
Luca
 
Welcome Luca. I'm a noto keeper as well. Alas I haven't got a lot offspring this year. I believe we spoke about notos and the fact that I visit Italy (Albenga) every year.

Chi vi diamo
 
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