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Cynops e. popei juveniles

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Here are a few pics of my popei breeding.
 

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Beautiful animals my friend, as usual. Those gold dust areas are considerably large! They are feeding 100% in bloodworm's or are you offer more variety?
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Lookin' good Joost. I just love C.e.popei. They're such clorouful little gems of the newt world.
 
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Lovely! Do these two have the most exemplary coloration from among the offspring?
 
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I've got 5 of them. I hope for some of these this season. (around 70-80 larvae).
I feed them bloodworms, tubifex worms and chopped earthworms the most.
 
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Beautiful animals! Do not put more pics of them if not I still want to try to keep this kind of newts! :D

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and here the larvae of the new season. These are from a other popei group (F1 Hiji-river North Okinawa)
 

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WOW Joost!! Adorable! Those pics of the larvae are awesome!! You will get your hands full!
Congrats!
 
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what are you feeding at this stage? live food or frozen? Do you have eggs of these?
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Awesome popei - and must admit a bit of jealousy, as my guys have very little in the "gold dust" department.
 
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