Landing of Tylototriton shanjing larvea

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Hi, friends!
My Tylototriton shanjing larvea are landing these days one by one.
I kept them for about three month feeding them with brine shrimp, daphnia and cutting-off meal worm.

http://www.caudata.org/forum/members/zhanggeer-albums-tylototriton-picture30414-1.jpg
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Thank you so much for posting these pictures!
Any chance you could share some of the details and your findings in your breeding and rearing of this species?

I look forward to seeing more! :cool:
 
回复: Re: Landing of Tylototriton shanjing larvea

Spray is very important in stimulating mating and laying.
What did you think of?
Cliff said:
Thank you so much for posting these pictures!
Any chance you could share some of the details and your findings in your breeding and rearing of this species?

I look forward to seeing more! :cool:
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Do you really think it's important to spray? I'm in November, ending spring time here, and i put the male a little late this season and nothing happened. I have one male and two females, all WC, eating very well, i got the females in 2011 and a friend lend me the male that came in the same importation, so i assume they could be form the same locality...here i upload some pictures of the actual set up, could you give me any advice?
 

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That is awesome congrats on your success, I love seeing larvae and metamorphs
 
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