Tylototriton pulcherrima lay eggs

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Maytime, weather become warmer and warmer.
Tylototriton pulcherrima begin to enter water frequently.
I found these eggs this morning and the number of eggs is increasing.
 

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Beautiful. I hope you'll keep us posted with raising of the eggs?
 
Congratulations! Beautiful newts. Good luck raising them :happy:

Also congrats on the frogs breeding! -Seth
 
Brother Zhang,

Any updates on the breeding of your T. Shanjing?
Thanks
Jerome
 
Hi how are the eggs of the Tylo Pulcherrima ?
was it neccessary to cool the animas prior to them breeding?
 
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