slowfoot
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She looks very gravid to me. Sorry to hear about your male. If I could send you one of mine, I would - I've got three amorous boys with no girls to court at the moment.
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Difference between aquatic and terrestrial
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Niels D
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I really hope to find some eggs this year!
The male probably got the fungus, because he's got a very small wound at the end of his tail. I really hate fungus!
The male probably got the fungus, because he's got a very small wound at the end of his tail. I really hate fungus!
Niels D
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That's good to hear! Thanks mate!
The fungus seems to be slinking, so it's looking a bit better.
The fungus seems to be slinking, so it's looking a bit better.
Niels D
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Forgot to update this thread. The fungus came back and covered a greater area at the end of it's tail. In the end I lost him. Shortly after another male got into amplexus, so I had a good feeling about breeding noto's for a second time.
Allas this male allso got fungus at the end of it's tailThat's why I decided to amputate the part which had fungus on it. Kept him in eSHa2000 for a week, until the the tail started to grow back. At this moment he's back in the tank and doing well. Lost his interest in the females though.
This is the second time that amputation worked out well for me. Had a T.cf.kweichowensis with a bad case of infection. http://www.caudata.org/forum/f1173-...riton/83138-t-cf-kweichowensis-infection.html
Allas this male allso got fungus at the end of it's tailThat's why I decided to amputate the part which had fungus on it. Kept him in eSHa2000 for a week, until the the tail started to grow back. At this moment he's back in the tank and doing well. Lost his interest in the females though.
This is the second time that amputation worked out well for me. Had a T.cf.kweichowensis with a bad case of infection. http://www.caudata.org/forum/f1173-...riton/83138-t-cf-kweichowensis-infection.html
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