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Aneides aeneus has teeth?
- Thread starter Daimler
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Neotenic_Jaymes
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They don't have teeth like A. lugubris. The larger species of Aneides have teeth. But Aneiedes lugubris have the most pronounced teeth out of the genus.
Thanks! 
I have another question...
What are the best temperature and caresheet to keep them?What is the best aneides that resist to hight temperature on summer ( 28-30C)? they eat only live food?
sorry for the lot of question but in caudata culture there are only photo. :artist:
I have another question...What are the best temperature and caresheet to keep them?What is the best aneides that resist to hight temperature on summer ( 28-30C)? they eat only live food?
sorry for the lot of question but in caudata culture there are only photo. :artist:
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Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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