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P. chinensis finally bred

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Well four years after "rescuing" a group of 2.1 chinensis from a local pet store finally noticed a lone larvae swimming around while feeding and doing partials tonight. Now if the Echinotriton andersoni would just get the hint.
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I am delighted to hear your news about discovering a new larvae. That must have been so exciting for you to discover.
 
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I still cannot locate any eggs. I found one more larvae initially however now that one seems elusive. Instead of setting up a separate tank for one hatchling I just put it in one of those livebearer breeding traps. So far it seems to be doing well.
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