CB pachytriton archospotus

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Introducing the world's first CB Pachytriton archospotus ("d")............

http://www.caudata.org/forum/album.php?albumid=593

Hopefully that link will work, I can't remember how to post pics here.

2 females (WC around 2005) laid fertile eggs this year. Larvae are VERY slow to absorb their yolk....much different that labiatus.

Email with any questions, I rarely have time to check this forum but wanted to share the good news.
 
Congratulations and well done, Erik. It's nice to be the first port of call for this news ;) thanks!
 
Can you post pictures how does the adult P. archospotus look like? Are you breeding more Pachytriton species?
 
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