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Breeding N. v. v.

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A few terrestrial pics of Notophthalmus in different ages and sizes.
 

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Awesome thread! Is this normal for adults to remain terrestrial?! Did they bypass the eft stage? Sorry kinda new to all this goodness!
 
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Sorry, missed your question. My adults left the water after the breeding season. Sometimes with exceptions, one male is still in water last year february.
 
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Yesterday the third f2 larva has morphed.
 

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A few pics of the f2 youngsters: They're doing well :)
 

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Yes, for the first weeks. the pics are a bit older. Now they are able to feed micro crickets and pea aphids
 
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