taherman
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Great salamanders, and great photos. Those things are breeding like rabbits down in San Antonio!
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Pseudoeurycea galeanae breeding
- Thread starter SalSA
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SludgeMunkey
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Magnificent!
I will add here that use of the under gravel filter for the terrestrial set up is brilliant!
What a smart, easy way to control you substrate moisture content. (at least, that is what I am guessing it is for...)
I will add here that use of the under gravel filter for the terrestrial set up is brilliant!
What a smart, easy way to control you substrate moisture content. (at least, that is what I am guessing it is for...)
SalSA
New member
Ok, the second clutch has begun to hatch. Several babies are out
Here is a picture of the tanks I keep them in.
Here is a picture of the tanks I keep them in.
xMIDNIGHTx
Member
Congrats on the new batch! I hope the others from the first one are doing good. It is amazing how small those little guys are. Thanks for updating!
Mitch
Mitch
. Do you think these will be an exhibition animal at some point?SalSA
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ozarkhellbender
Member
Sorry to hear you aren't working with these anymore, I really enjoyed your pictures!!
taherman
Caudata.org Donor
Thanks for the update! They look EXTREMELY well fed...
methodik
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I am sorry to dig up this very old thread, but what happened to the P. galeanae? A breeding success in Pseudoeurycea is somewhat rare and I hope this was repeated... any news? I would kill, or lets say, starve for being able to obtain some of their offspring or eggs.
eljorgo
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These animals where not being hold by a private but by some sor of corporation. And they are on the US. Its pointless for you to come ask for them here, odds are even lower when you start digging dead threads.
methodik
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So it's not interesting if breeding succeeded with the other generations if they are hold by an institution? Probably got my hint wrong, the fact that I would love animals of this species didn't mean to say I wanted whoever is keeping them now to send me any - gotta wait for the day where I have my own zoo to talk about stuff like that.
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