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An article about T. shanjing

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Hi Aitor. While the article gives some good advice, it also has some flaws that shouldn´t be in a publication. I don´t think any publication with the intention of serving as a guide for the care of any species of caudate should make any reference to mixing species, or using raw meat as the food of choice for tame, non-shy animals. It´s just my opinion, but some of the information given doesn´t sound very professional to me.
 
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I don´t know:confused:, but this article is from European herp magazine Reptilia. Anyway, you are all right about mixing species.
Another question: Could you put some photos of your tanks? I am preparing a terrarium for 5 T. shanjing and an aquaterrarium for two or more Triturus dobrogicus.
Thank you very much and have a happy New Year;).
 
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