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Hypselotriton

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Hello everyone, this is my first post in this great forum, my name is Peter, I'm Spanish and I keep two female hypselotriton orientalis (looking male), well here I leave the photos of them and their aquarium, I will change as they grow the Pomacea boulders by silica sand and put the odd plant more:


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They try to lay eggs but not having it does not put them male, but I think they could put them even if they were infertile: S


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They'd just get in the water, so we have some bubbles but now are swimming and running around freely background.


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Greetings!
 
Hmmmm..i´m going to go out on a limb and say i don´t believe your name is trully Peter, Pedro...xD
The pictures aren´t showing. Try using the site´s uploading option (see the "manage attachments" button when you write a post), it works best.

I hope you consider looking for captive bred males for your lonely ladies. Buying from shops means buying wild-caught animals and that´s not good for you as a costumer, and it´s terrible for the newts.

Bienvenido al foro, por cierto! xD
 
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