Article on Necturus captive breeding

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I have an English translation of the following article:

Observations on the reproduction of Necturus maculosus maculosus in captivity
By Jean Raffaelli
Bull. Soc. Herp. Fr. (2000) 94: 25-27

If anyone wants a copy, email me.
 
Hey Jen, I'd love to have a copy of that article, but I cannot aquire your address because it is hidden. If you could send it to me at UberKyle@gmail.com that would be fantastic. Thanks!
 
I'd like a copy of this as well if you still have it. Thanks so much!
 
Wow, dug out all the way back to 2005! I still have it, and I'm posting here so that the link to my profile will work. To request, please send a PM or e-mail. If you send a PM, please include an e-mail address where I can send the article.
 
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