<i>Pachyhynobius</i> egg sacs but why?

they look really good! you shouls be very proud! How many do you have?
 
metamorph

Hi all, one of the metamorphs of last year. In the meantime, the little beasts are some 12-13 cm total length.
 

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Re: <i>Pachyhynobius</i> egg sacs but why?

What a great achievement! Congratulations!
 
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