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Echinotriton Andersoni U.K Keepers

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Hi I'm interested to see if any,Are their any members on caudata who reside in the U.K Who keep Echinotriton Andersoni,I will In the future be looking for a swap to mix sexes in the future,thanks
 
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回复: Echinotriton Andersoni U.K Keepers

You keep Echinotriton Andersoni ?
Interesting.
How many years will they take to be mature?
 
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