Tylototriton Yangi 2016

Are these a hard species to breed? I hope your efforts are successful, as they are very beautiful animals :happy:
 
Sith the turtle said:
Are these a hard species to breed? I hope your efforts are successful, as they are very beautiful animals :happy:
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Yes, they are pretty challenging. Pressure drops seem to be a common factor in their breeding success, though.
 
It’s also documented that one off breedings are normal and getting them to breed frequently is the challenge although there are two I know of so far who have no problems , Alex Tsukanov does very well with them.
 
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