Now they mass produce chinese giant salamanders in China i think.

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I didn´t know that u can hand breed amphibians, and i didn´t know that giant salamander can be kept and breed in captivity. i hop in the future it will be a common pet like axolotl today:ufo: (let me dream).
 
matias said:
I didn´t know that u can hand breed amphibians, and i didn´t know that giant salamander can be kept and breed in captivity. i hop in the future it will be a common pet like axolotl today:ufo: (let me dream).
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Well, in China, regular morphs of Captive Bred baby Giants are very cheap and common in the pet trade.
 
yanger said:
Well, in China, regular morphs of Captive Bred baby Giants are very cheap and common in the pet trade.
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It makes us super jealous, especially since we are unlikely to ever be allowed to import them.
 
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