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Ambystoma55

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Hi im new to this forum :D But I've been reading it for a while now.Anyways i know a lot of people have not had success with breeding, Ambystoma mavortium. This is a question to the people who have successfully breed these. How would i breed them??? In the summer here it gets fairly hot out and in the winter it gets very very cold. so what are your methods on breeding them
 
You have seen/read the 4 threads at the top of this subforum on successful accounts on breeding?
 
Tiger sals are notoriously hard to breed. Other than the few handfuls of instances documented there, nobody else has managed to do it.
 
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