RodN
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I have a paramesotriton chinenses and was wondering if I could mate it with a paramesotriton hongkongenses.
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Can paramesotriton chinenses and hongkongenses mate
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Herpin Man
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Possibly- but why would you ever want to?
Instead of creating nice animals for other hobbyists, you would be creating mutts, and risking the destruction of pure genetics of future generations of newts.
Instead of creating nice animals for other hobbyists, you would be creating mutts, and risking the destruction of pure genetics of future generations of newts.
RodN
New member
I understand and agree. I believe we have a Paramesotriton Chinensis, which we would like to breed. Are you aware of anyone wanting to sell one or more of them? Still trying to determine the sex.
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