Neurergus strauchi strauchi & Neurergus strauchi barani

Hi Jennifer,

How old are are these Neurergus S. on that photo?

Gr.Patrick
 
Hi Jennifer,

Thanks for the older Thread, very interesting!
I keep my animals completly terrestrial... would it be possible to slowly introduce them with water?
Young salamanders always eat and grow better when they are kept in water... to my idea.
Lett me know what you think about this Jennifer.
Thanks!

Greets,
Patrick
 
Ester, i have a newt just like yours. But it's older.
Jennifer, cool cage. My cage is about as big as yours.
 
I'm sure we would all love to see some pictures, Patrick.

Good luck with your Neurergus, they are truly a beautiful species of newt.
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