Pics of my C.P. "Kanto" race

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Hello, some pics of my C.P.Kanto, at this day's i collected many eggs, of this group of newts (-2-2-....) :D

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Bye
 
That male looks very nice.
What kind of substrate are you using in this aquarium?
 
Nice picture of a males showing breeding color. Here's a picture of one of my females hiding something in the leaves.
 

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Hello

Joost, i buy this newts at one newts breeder, 15 months ago, aprox. I remember he talk me this newts are WC, min. ten years old animals! But one generation to F1 CB, mis in process, with luck...:happy:

Bye!
 
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