My Echinotriton Andersoni

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I am from china and i recieved a pair of Echinotriton Andersoni in December, They are very good eaters i feed them on mealworms crickets earthworms and waxworms when the temperature is low in the winter they can eat 4 waxworms in each meal, and i feed them 4 times every week.
 

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Very nice newts. Hope you will be able to breed them if you have a male and female.
 
im gonna try to breed them next year, anyone know the basics on breeding this species?:D
 
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