Tylototriton Ziegleri CB 2019

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Hi , have just been fortunate enough to have bred Tylototriton Ziegleri for the first time , I’m really happy .They are lovely newts , Scottish summers are excellent for breeding Tylototriton ?
 

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These are beautiful! Do you have any pictures of the larvae?
 
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