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Breeding P.ruber

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uwe

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Is there any report on successfully breeding Pseudotriton ruber?

Thanky for information.

Uwe
 
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edward

Guest
The only reports I am aware of came out of the Cincinnati Zoo, and were mentioned in Captive Management Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles in the chapter by Maruska. Unfortunatley any details other than it occured are lacking (reading what was published makes it sound like they were bred over a number of years in a shoebox with paper towels.
In a slow moving stream setup, I did get the males to combat for territory after I took them down to about 4 C and some courtship behavior was observed. The females will develop eggs at a warmer temperature and the eggs can be seen through the abdomen.

Ed
 
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uwe

Guest
Thank you Ed, but this supports my opinion that there is not much described.

Uwe
 
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eike

Guest
I know I've see a report by Peter Frank Dippold once but I can't find it now.

Eike
 
S

sebastian

Guest
Hello Eike,

Peter Frank Dippold?
Are you sure of you?
Haste you one whitewash?
However, it did not come to a batch of eggs to a slip.
Nobody saw this breed.
I consider it a dream.

A breed must look like this:
50026.jpg

This is my breed 2005 of Pseudotriton.
 
A

alex

Guest
Great achievement Sebastian.
Maybe you could share your way of getting this unique result?
 
J

jennifer

Guest
Congratulations, Sebastian! I hope you will write and share the full details somewhere.
 
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