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T. shanjing larve

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Pumilio

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All the eggs I have is layed in the background of the terrarium where it is dry "land". Very high up as well. They climb straight up the wall.

There is a huge difference in size, but the biggest are at the most around 2 cm i would guess.

I feed them mostly bloodworm as I find that the best food so far. Have tried to get live food with no or little success.

I still keep them in the same terrarium as they hatched.

Ill try to take some better pictures with a macro lens.
 

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I have no newt the genre Tylototriton , but I appreciate them enough. See if you put better pics! Good luck with the larvae!
 
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Well done breeding them. It is interesting how different groups of animals choose varyingly wet sites for egg laying, from aquatic to the back wall fo the terrarum like yours'.

Chris
 
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